Shadow puppetry is typically learned under an apprenticeship with a dalang.
Under the apprenticeship model, MITx could also encourage interdisciplinary study by giving students flexibility in their choice of projects.
A most important feature, however, is service under articles (apprenticeship) with a practicing solicitor for a period of five years (three years for university graduates).
Artists in those days trained for years in drawing, painting and sculpting, under exacting apprenticeship conditions, and when they did start making art in their own right, it was a deeply skilled and difficult enterprise.
Like the antiques that Theo learns to restore under his apprenticeship to Hobie, the kindly dealer who takes him in, it has "the magic that came from centuries of being touched and used and passed through human hands".
Under the apprenticeship scheme, school leavers follow a one-year course, which includes in-house experience with a trust's administration and finance department, along with ongoing education by a training provider.
In 2000, Dr. Richard Satava, who was then a surgeon at Yale Medical School, conducted a study with several colleagues to determine whether doctors who had practiced on surgical simulators performed better in the O.R. than doctors who had learned their skills under the apprenticeship system.
Melonie Fullick has described how under the apprenticeship framing of academia, it can be 'risky practice' for junior scholars to enter into any form of public engagement – blogging, tweeting – which isn't explicitly approved by their institution; it is unlikely that institutions would grant approval for stories which openly describe their problems and politics.
As for the factory craftsman, his training under the apprenticeship system "limited him to one phase in the production of glass.
Upon graduation, Osman Hill continued his role as a lecturer at the University of Birmingham under an apprenticeship until 1930, but teaching anatomy instead of zoology.
