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You have to work a job to collect unemployment. It's one of the benefits of working. Might be different in England or Canada.
You usually have to have some sort of work experience to not have to start at the lowest rung of the job market. If you have no marketable skills, no one but retail or food service will bother with you.
I've worked three different jobs while in college, and I also have an associate's degree(whoopty doo). All of the jobs I worked were full time, none of them were high paying jobs by any means, but I learned how to maintain a till/deal with customers/etc. I was a cashier at two different places, and a produce clerk at another grocery store.
I never got laid off though. I always quit on good terms due to one reason or another. So, I'm not sure if I'd qualify for an unemployment check or not. As I said, my last job was well over a year ago, and I quit on my own terms.