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An apprentice, or "Lehrling" in German, is an individual undergoing vocational training in a skilled trade or profession. This training program, known as an apprenticeship or "Lehre," combines practical, on-the-job experience with theoretical instruction, often provided by a vocational school. Apprenticeships are a traditional and widely recognized pathway to acquiring a specific craft or skill, preparing individuals for employment in a particular industry.

The apprentice works under the guidance of experienced professionals who impart their knowledge and teach the necessary techniques and procedures. During the apprenticeship, the trainee gradually takes on more responsibility, progressing from basic tasks to more complex ones as their proficiency increases. The duration of an apprenticeship varies depending on the trade and the country, typically lasting from one to several years. Upon successful completion of the program and often a final examination, the apprentice is recognized as a qualified worker in their chosen field. This system benefits both the apprentice, who gains valuable work experience and a recognized qualification, and employers, who can train future employees to meet their specific needs and maintain industry standards.