entry-level

entry-level (en′trē lev′əl)

adjective

designating or of a job or position offered to an inexperienced person, that usually pays low wages but provides training and experience and the prospect of future advancement
basic; introductory an entry-level course in psychology

Converse of object

challenge: Aimed at amateur and enthusiast photographers, the FinePix S9500 Zoom features resolution good enough to challenge entry-level digital SLRs.
include: Our X-Designer courses proved especially popular and include both entry-level and advanced use.
make: It makes entry-level manual loading B2 and B3 models for small commercial printers, and modular and upgradable autoloading models.

Adjective modifier

new: The EOS Rebel 2000 is Canon's newest entry-level 35mm SLR camera, featuring a variety of enhancements at an attractive price.
affordable: AMD's Athlon 64 X2 3800+ is an affordable entry-level dual core processor.
late: The latest entry-level compact digital camera from Pentax is designed especially for beginners.
popular: Mechanically, it is similar to Canon's popular entry-level digital SLR, the Digital Rebel XT.

Modifies a noun

technician: The A+ certification certifies the competency of entry-level technicians in the computer industry.
broadband: Many entry-level broadband subscriptions now cost little more than an unmetered dial-up service.
laptop: They currently sell an entry-level laptop for around £ 400.
position: You better consult an entry-level position a driver's ed course.
job: Hold entry-level jobs health plan either in per cent responsibilities in the.
camera: Features For an entry-level camera, the Axis 205 has a good set of features.

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