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Free sign upThe phrase "as an apprentice" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who is learning a trade or skill under the guidance of a more experienced person.
Example: "She started her career as an apprentice in a local bakery, learning the art of pastry making from a master chef."
Alternatives: "in training" or "as a trainee".
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He signed on as an apprentice.
He had four years as an apprentice.
She joined the company at 15, as an apprentice.
Starkey trained as an apprentice in the early 1950s.
This is a trade you learn as an apprentice".
Mr. Wheeldon keeps presenting himself as an apprentice.
Brown began as an apprentice to a cutlery firm.
Dunn began his career as an apprentice boilermaker.
Kierkegaard would have welcomed Gus as an apprentice.
"I class myself as an apprentice as a manager now.
If this be butchery, sign me up as an apprentice.
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