Definition of «apprentice»

An apprentice is a person who learns a trade or profession by working under the guidance and supervision of skilled practitioners.

I hired an apprentice to help with my woodworking business.
The master chef took on an apprentice to train in proper culinary techniques.
The experienced electrician decided to pass on his knowledge to an apprentice.
The shoemaker's apprentice diligently learned the art of crafting shoes.
The young artist was thrilled to become an apprentice to a famous painter.
The skilled blacksmith was proud to have an apprentice who showed great potential.
The renowned architect chose an apprentice to assist in designing a new building.
The veterinarian accepted an apprentice to teach them about animal care and surgery.
The skilled tailor handpicked an apprentice to learn the art of bespoke fashion.
The established journalist agreed to mentor an eager apprentice in investigative reporting.

Global Citizen Year (GCY) addresses this need by recruiting, training and supporting a diverse corps of emerging leaders as they work as apprentices in NGOs in developing nations during a «bridge year» between high school and college. (themindtrust.org)
CAREER OBJECTIVE: Seeking the position of apprentice electrician in a firm where extensive knowledge, skills, and experience of electrical circuits, conduit systems, trouble shooting, equipment and installation of electric systems will be utilized in effectively assisting the journeyman or lead electrician. (jobdescriptionandresumeexamples.com)
I start my nutrition practice in April and I'm SO in for apprenticing with you, Nicole. (nicolejardim.com)
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