unskilled
adjectiveUK /ʌnˈskɪld/
US /ʌnˈskɪld/
Not having the training or practice to do a job well.
He took an unskilled job at the warehouse while he looked for something better.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Not showing or requiring special skill or expertise.
The task was simple and unskilled, so anyone could do it.
3. Lacking the ability or dexterity that comes from practice.
Her unskilled hands fumbled with the delicate tools.
4. Of work: requiring no special training, often manual or routine.
Many unskilled positions in the factory were replaced by machines.