Most jobs will train you adequately enough to give you the tools and information needed to work in their facilities.
This was the case with all of the retail jobs I had in high school.
As miserable as it was to work in a superstore, at least they trained me enough where I was wandering around like a moron everyday no knowing what I’m supposed to do. When I waited tables at restaurants the manager gave me the menu to take home and study while explaining all of the food variations offered. If a customer asked me about the specials, I knew right away what was offered each individual day. This all changed when I left the food service industry to work in my state’s nascent medical marijuana industry. For years I dreamed about someday working in a medical cannabis dispensary. However, things didn’t exactly turn out like I initially expected. It was terrible from day one because we were always blamed by patients if a product was out of stock or if there were any issues related to their online order. I expected the marijuana dispensary to train me about the products they carry but I wasn’t even given the time to learn while I was on the job. Since I didn’t want to disappoint patients asking for my help and assistance with the products sold at the dispensary, I had to educate myself in my freetime to be a better budtender. I spent a lot of time on Leafly and Allbud to learn about cannabis genetics and various products sold in cannabis dispensaries.