unschooled
adjectiveUK /ʌnˈskuːld/
US /ʌnˈskuːld/
Not having been taught in a school.
The unschooled boy learned to read by himself at home.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Not showing the results of training or practice; natural and raw.
Her unschooled singing voice was rough but full of feeling.
3. Not learned or acquired through formal study.
He had an unschooled talent for fixing engines.
4. Lacking knowledge or experience in a particular area.
She was unschooled in the ways of big-city politics.
5. Not disciplined or trained, as an animal or behavior.
The unschooled horse refused to follow the rider's commands.