Entry-level (adjective)

1. Describing a job or position that is designed for people who are just starting their careers or who have little or no experience in a field.
2. Describing a product or service that is intended for people who are new to a particular market or area of interest.

Origin:

Entry-level is a compound word formed by combining two words entry and level.

Examples:

1. The company is looking for entry-level software developers.
2. This is an entry-level camera, perfect for someone who wants to learn photography.
3. He landed an entry-level position at the company, but he had big ambitions.
4. The entry-level job market is highly competitive.
5. The entry-level model is the cheapest option, but it still has all the necessary features.