How do you go about becoming a carpenter's apprentice?
How do you go about becoming a carpenter's apprentice? Do you have to go through a certain program, or do you find someone on a job site who is offering the position, or is there another way? Although I have seen people offer apprenticeships on job sites, none of them mention class hours, which, as I have read, is necessary for a carpenter's apprentice to take.
Thank you.
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How do you go about becoming a carpenter's apprentice? Do you have to go through a certain program, or do you find someone on a job site who is offering the position, or is there another way? Although I have seen people offer apprenticeships on job sites, none of them mention class hours, which, as I have read, is necessary for a carpenter's apprentice to take.
Thank you.
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asked 14 mins ago
CMKCMK
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different countries are going to have different processes - could you add a country tag to limit the scope of the question?
– HorusKol
10 mins ago
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How do you go about becoming a carpenter's apprentice? Do you have to go through a certain program, or do you find someone on a job site who is offering the position, or is there another way? Although I have seen people offer apprenticeships on job sites, none of them mention class hours, which, as I have read, is necessary for a carpenter's apprentice to take.
Thank you.
job-search job-offer manual-labor
asked 14 mins ago
CMKCMK
1743
How do you go about becoming a carpenter's apprentice? Do you have to go through a certain program, or do you find someone on a job site who is offering the position, or is there another way? Although I have seen people offer apprenticeships on job sites, none of them mention class hours, which, as I have read, is necessary for a carpenter's apprentice to take.
Thank you.
job-search job-offer manual-labor
job-search job-offer manual-labor
asked 14 mins ago
CMKCMK
1743
asked 14 mins ago
CMKCMK
1743
asked 14 mins ago
CMKCMK
1743
asked 14 mins ago
CMKCMK
1743
asked 14 mins ago
CMKCMK
1743
1743
different countries are going to have different processes - could you add a country tag to limit the scope of the question?
– HorusKol
10 mins ago
add a comment |
different countries are going to have different processes - could you add a country tag to limit the scope of the question?
– HorusKol
10 mins ago
different countries are going to have different processes - could you add a country tag to limit the scope of the question?
– HorusKol
10 mins ago
different countries are going to have different processes - could you add a country tag to limit the scope of the question?
– HorusKol
10 mins ago
add a comment |
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In most industrialised countries an apprenticeship in the trades, such as carpentry, do not work like they did in medieval times. It almost certainly involves classes and exams. There will be practical experience but it doesn't usually involve just one 'master' who teaches the apprentice everything they know.
If you want to be a carpenter, find a college offering a certified/licensed carpentry course. They will explain everything that you need to become a professional carpenter.
In a developing country none of the above will probably apply.
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In most industrialised countries an apprenticeship in the trades, such as carpentry, do not work like they did in medieval times. It almost certainly involves classes and exams. There will be practical experience but it doesn't usually involve just one 'master' who teaches the apprentice everything they know.
If you want to be a carpenter, find a college offering a certified/licensed carpentry course. They will explain everything that you need to become a professional carpenter.
In a developing country none of the above will probably apply.
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In most industrialised countries an apprenticeship in the trades, such as carpentry, do not work like they did in medieval times. It almost certainly involves classes and exams. There will be practical experience but it doesn't usually involve just one 'master' who teaches the apprentice everything they know.
If you want to be a carpenter, find a college offering a certified/licensed carpentry course. They will explain everything that you need to become a professional carpenter.
In a developing country none of the above will probably apply.
answered 1 min ago
DJClayworthDJClayworth
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In most industrialised countries an apprenticeship in the trades, such as carpentry, do not work like they did in medieval times. It almost certainly involves classes and exams. There will be practical experience but it doesn't usually involve just one 'master' who teaches the apprentice everything they know.
If you want to be a carpenter, find a college offering a certified/licensed carpentry course. They will explain everything that you need to become a professional carpenter.
In a developing country none of the above will probably apply.
answered 1 min ago
DJClayworthDJClayworth
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In most industrialised countries an apprenticeship in the trades, such as carpentry, do not work like they did in medieval times. It almost certainly involves classes and exams. There will be practical experience but it doesn't usually involve just one 'master' who teaches the apprentice everything they know.
If you want to be a carpenter, find a college offering a certified/licensed carpentry course. They will explain everything that you need to become a professional carpenter.
In a developing country none of the above will probably apply.
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different countries are going to have different processes - could you add a country tag to limit the scope of the question?
– HorusKol
10 mins ago