How to Say “Entry Level” in Italian

entry level
The English phrase "entry level" can be translated into Italian as entry level.
This phrase describes a position or role intended for someone who is new to a profession and has little or no experience.

Did you know?

  • If you are looking for an entry level position in a traditional Italian company, you might see the term garzone used, though this is now mostly reserved for manual trades or apprenticeships.
  • In traditional Italian bureaucracy, the equivalent of an 'entry level' government job is often entered via a concorso, a rigorous public competitive examination. This makes the transition into the workforce far more academic than the corporate 'entry level' experience.
  • In many Italian sectors, an entry level role is part of an apprendistato, a specific type of legal contract that combines work with compulsory training.

Examples in context

  • Sono alla ricerca di un lavoro di livello iniziale nella mia area di competenza.
    I am looking for an entry-level job in my field of expertise.
  • La nostra azienda offre posizioni di base per i neolaureati.
    Our company offers entry-level positions for recent graduates.
  • È un lavoro entry level per neolaureati.
    It is an entry level job for recent graduates.
  • Cerco una posizione entry level nel marketing.
    I am looking for an entry level position in marketing.
  • Lo stipendio per i ruoli entry level è basso.
    The salary for entry level roles is low.

Example conversation

Chiara and Lorenzo are discussing job opportunities at a cafe.

  1. Chiara

    Hai trovato un lavoro entry level?
    Did you find an entry level job?
  2. Lorenzo

    Sì, ho appena ricevuto un'offerta.
    Yes, I just received an offer.
  3. Chiara

    Complimenti, Lorenzo! È un'ottima notizia.
    Congratulations, Lorenzo! That is great news.
  4. Lorenzo

    Grazie, sono molto felice di iniziare.
    Thanks, I am very happy to start.
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