entry-level class

noun phrase
UK /ˈɛntri ˈlɛvəl klɑːs/
US /ˈɛntri ˈlɛvəl klæs/

A class for people who are just starting to learn something.

She signed up for an entry-level class to learn Spanish.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A first course in a school or training program with no prior knowledge required.

The entry-level class covers the basics of computer programming.

3. A job training session for new employees with little or no experience.

All new hires must complete an entry-level class on workplace safety.

4. A low-difficulty fitness or hobby session open to newcomers.

The gym offers an entry-level class in yoga every Monday evening.