A person learning a trade working in the field with a journeyman and attending classes in an approved apprenticeship program.
a person who works for a skilled worker in order to learn a trade or skill arithmetic - figuring with numbers, adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing (today we call it math)
a person who learns a job by practicing it with a master tradesman, craftsman or artist for several years
from Latin apprendo, to seize or apprehend]: Traditionally, an individual whose primary reward for labor is the opportunity to learn a trade. The apprentice is usually bound to an established craftsman for a specified period of time and paid a modest salary. An apprentice cannot accept payment for his work directly from customers. Farrier apprenticeships traditionally run from 3 to 5 years in length.
A worker who is learning, according to a contractual agreement, a recognized skilled craft or trade. Apprenticeships require one or more years of training; on-the-job experience is supplemented by related instruction.
A person who is bound to another to learn a trade
An individual who works in exchange for the learning experience, often unpaid.
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an individual who has contracted (or been contracted) to master a trade, usually for a minimum of seven years. See also indentured servant and Freedom of the City (London).
works for an expert to learn a trade
be or work as an apprentice; "She apprenticed with the great master"
a devotee under the wing of a more experienced Cleric who will teach him/her the skills of healing, nature, communing with animals, and the other skills of the Order
a full-time employee, whose beginning salary is a percentage of the skilled worker rate, and who is assigned progressively complex tasks with corresponding salary adjustments until occupational proficiency is achieved
a learner of a trade who has agreed to work for a number of years in return for being taught
an employee who learns a trade or craft through planned, supervised on-the-job training combined with classroom or home web-based instruction carefully planned to complement site work
an individual who has had insufficient experience to qualify as an experienced or journeyman clerk
a person being taught a craft or trade
a person registered by a legal agreement, a contract, whereby he/she learns a skilled craft or trade in exchange for his/her services
a person registered by a legal agreement called an indenture whereby he/she is to learn a skilled craft or trade, in exchange for his/her services
a person that follows a person around watching and listening to the master
a person who is learning a trade or subject
a person who learns a craft or
a person working under a skilled craftsman to learn the trade
a regular part of the work force and earns wages while acquiring important skills for the trade
a rough ashlar, because unfinished, whereas a Master Mason is a perfect ashlar, because he has been shaped for his place in the organization of the Craft
a student who learns by doing, a necessary course of events for an aspiring Healer because it is one thing to know the path, yet quite another to walk it
a wage - earning worker who learns a craft or skill through planned, supervised work on the job
a weak class that qualifies only for the games most common skills
a worker who learns a skilled trade through planned, supervised on-the-job training and related classroom instruction
a young man under agreement to work for a specific length of time for a master craftsman in return for instruction
An individual who is employed to learn an apprenticeable occupation and is registered with a sponsor in an approved apprenticeship program according to RCW 49.04 and these rules.
One bound by legal agreement to work for another for a specific amount of time in return for instruction in a trade, art, or business.
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1. A person learning a trade or craft. 2. A beginning student of LIFECRAFT; the craft of living life skillfully.
a person who studies with a master, learning about the master's skill, traditions, and culture. The folk process of apprenticeship is both in-depth and gradual, involving practice and trial-and-error, involving both verbal and hands-on instruction, as the apprentice slowly and deliberately learns the lore and history of the tradition being studied. The relationship between master and apprentice is close, involving a serious commitment of time and energy for both parties.
Individual indenture (contracted) to a training program run by a Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee (JATO) in the building trades.
a person who is learning a trade by helping a worker skilled in that trade.
A student of art or artist in training. In a system of artistic training established under the guilds and still in use today, master artists took on an apprentice (who usually lived with the master’s family) for several years. The apprentice was taught every aspect of the artist’s craft, and he or she participated in the workings of the master’s workshop or atelier.
A person (often a young person) employed under a Training Agreement. Once, apprenticeships were only available in a limited number of trades. Today, apprenticeships and traineeships are also available in a whole new range of industries including arts and entertainment, finance and banking, horticulture, hospitality and tourism. See New Apprenticeships.
A person who works under a master of a certain kind of trade (such as carpentry or shoemaking) so that they can learn about that trade.
One who is bound by indentures, by legal agreement, or by any means to serve another person for a certain time, with a view of learning an art or trade
Boy aged 16 to 18 trained in technical skills at the Dockyard Schools to become an Artificer (nicknamed "Plumber").
A person who agrees to work for someone else for a period of time in return for training in a trade or art. Leonardo was an apprentice to the artist Andrea del Verrocchio who taught him many things including how to paint, sculpt, and design buildings.
a novice subject to a formal agreement of training between himself (or his guardians) and a master for a set period of time and for a set fee. Each apprentice would be examined by a number of masters at the end of their training. Successful apprentices graduated to journeyman.
The name generally applied to an individual learning the embalming and funeral directing procedure under the supervision of a licensee.
A person who works in a trade, occupation, or craft under an agreement or contract and under the supervision of a qualified individual. The apprentice learns the knowledge, skills, tools and materials of the trade, occupation, or craft through on-the-job training and in-school instruction.
A student who has been accepted by a Master or Mistress of the Laurel.
Person who works for another to learn a trade.
An individual at least 16-years of age who has signed an apprenticeship agreement for training in an apprenticeable occupation and who is registered with the Bureau of Apprenticeship and Training.
A person who learns a trade by working in it for an agreed period at low wages.
a person who has entered into a legal contract (called an indenture or contract of training) with an employer, to serve a period of training for the purpose of attaining tradesperson status in a recognised trade.
Apprentices were young men who aspired to become craftsmen and artisans. After five to seven years of training with a master craftsman, to whom the young man was bound by a legal agreement for the period of the apprenticeship, the apprentice became a journeyman and began working for wages. With skill and luck he eventually opened a shop of his own as an independent artisan.
Someone who is working under the supervision of an experienced craftsman to learn a craft or trade.