do apprentices work on people home for practice?

Answer 1

apprentices work on people's houses under the guidance of a journeyperson, and they are paid for their time and effort, but at a lower rate than the journeyperson. in this day and age, there's no difference between master and journeyperson. usually both are equally qualified, except that the master has their own license, and the journeyperson doesn't (but who is working for a company/person who has a license)

Answer 2

No, apprentices are people learning a trade by working at it. They get paid by the company that hires them. There are 3 or 4 levels of apprentice, depending on the trade, and they have to write exams in college to pass on to the next level, the higher the level, the more they get paid. after they are done apprenticing, they become a journeyman for a number of years, honing their skills until they can write the masters' exam then they can teach others their trade.

Answer 3

As long as there is a qualified person working with them. Do not hire apprentices alone. You don't know if they have just started their apprenticeship or almost finished with it. Would you have a medical student work on you without a doctor present?

Answer 4

I'm sure you can find one that moonlights. It depends on the nature of the work. Just remember, if you hire someone that is not licensed and insured you can have some real problems. It is also illegal to do so in most states.

Answer 5

in there own home only with a teacher present for in another home