Apprenticeship

• An employed apprentice will undergo an apprenticeship with an organization he hopes to move up the ranks in. Apprenticeships are often a blend of instructional learning and on-the-job training. It is common for an apprentice to have a mentor.
  
  

Salary

• The salary of an employed apprentice varies by organization and job. It is common for organizations to provide a salary, stipend or housing in exchange for an apprentices hard work. Know all of the details of what the organization can offer before agreeing to an apprenticeship.
  
  

Benefits

• Some benefits of becoming an employed apprentice include gaining professional experience, learning skills required for a particular passion or trade, and acquiring legitimate credentials for a resume. Employed apprentices can also meet a network of people who may end up being future employers for a salaried job.
  
  

Eligibility

• Depending on the state, there are age restrictions on most apprenticeships. According to the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries, apprentices must be at least 16 years old.
  
  

Time Frame

• The New York State Department of Labor reports that the length of training for an apprentice typically ranges from one to six years.