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supervised by a skilled crafts man. He works on the job, progressing through learning steps which are mapped out ahead. In addition, he attends vocational school for related classroom instruction for a total of about 150 hours each| .year. Apprenticeships will run from two to six years, depending on the trade, but most last for a four-year period. “There is a certain parallel between academic college training and apprentice-, ship training.* said Duenk. “Normally the typical college graduate spends f^urNio six years qualifying himself for his chosen occupation. The apprentice will be certified as a journeyman craftsman in his occupation after spending from three to six years in a training program. So in both cases we have a basic learning period, the difc ference being that the college student spends his time in the classroom, the laboratory, or poring over books at home, while the apprentice, during his learning period, spends his time working on the

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