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In short: be human, show real experience in the real world, apply to many job posts, use interviews as opportunities to practice and improve interview skills
In short: see the interview as a Service Design project, research, ideate, prototype and test the interview process. Have a pitch ready in both short and long versions and be memorable by bringing a little something with you.
In short: find a job where you can become better at your craft, then the passion will arrive as a result and the job will feel like a dream job.
There is the classical way to get a job (apply to a job position) but in my own tiny experience I've learned that there are also alternatives ways to a land your dream job. These videos cover in depth ideas like: * How to find alternatives way to get
In short: There are many more service design opportunities beyond those listed on one website, including jobs with different titles.
In short: apply to more jobs related to Service Design and improve your application material.
In short: the only "skill" you really need is curiosity. Outside of that if I had to pick on thing to start with, learn project management skills.
In short: often you'll work on smaller projects or assist the team on bigger ones.
In short: No. You're never too old to learn something new. So you are definitely not too old to learn Service Design.