entry-level

adjective
UK /ˈentri ˌlevəl/
US /ˈentri ˌlevəl/

Made for people who are just starting to do something.

She bought an entry-level laptop for her first year of college.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The lowest rank or position in a company or organization.

He was hired at the entry-level and worked his way up.

3. A product or model that is the cheapest or simplest in a range.

The entry-level phone still has a good camera.

4. Suitable for someone with little or no experience in a job.

Many entry-level jobs require no previous work experience.