Can't decipher the word after scholar?

[NorfolkTrees]

Looking for clarification of the word after scholar, screenshot attached. Full details below.

Name   Rebecca Cooper
Age   7
Estimated Birth Year   1844
Relation   Daughter
Father's Name   Henry Cooper
Mother's Name   Ann Cooper
Gender   Female
Where born   Aylmerton, Norfolk, England
Civil parish   Aylmerton
County/Island   Norfolk
Country   England
Registration district   Erpingham
Sub-registration district   North Walsham
ED, institution, or vessel   12
Household schedule number   4
Piece   1809
Folio   513
Page number   2

[Claire64]

It looks like "unass..." I thought unassisted but the ending isn't right
The first letter could be S, he did his letter S like that

[durhamgirl73]

Is it anything to do with entry below which has been crossed out?

End bit looks like mother/maker/worker (sorry I'm no help)

[NorfolkTrees]

Is it anything to do with entry below which has been crossed out?

End bit looks like mother/maker/worker (sorry I'm no help)

Thanks. I think the deleted entry below says "Ag. Lab", removing the stem of the L would make the word above be maker/mother/worker you're right.

She grows up to be a dressmaker, but the beginning doesn't really look like dress.

[durhamgirl73]

Could the word have nothing to do with the scholar line and be an alternative for the crossed out word...which i agree looks like agricultural labourer

Pauper worker (crossed out ag lab)?

[shume]

Looking at the full image at Ancestry, the entry below Rebecca is Elizabeth Shepherd. I think the word that is hard to decipher belongs to her entry line: i.e. Elizabeth Shepherd, occupation Pauper, and when Ag Lab was crossed out, this word was written above.
shume

[mckha489]

Further on there are some shoe makers and the maker part looks just the same.
Might it be shoemaker too? (And yes relating to the entry below)

[Claire64]

Further on there are some shoe makers and the maker part looks just the same.
Might it be shoemaker too? (And yes relating to the entry below)

Yes I wondered about shoemaker, having gone to look at the original to compare handwriting. He didn't write anything after scholar on any other entry so I also think it's on the wrong line. She was just a scholar.  What awful writing he had! You can only read some of the entries because you already know from the context what should be there!

[annmck]

Harness Maker?