concept   apprenticeship
18 commonsense assertions
Cultures (18) • Germany (1) • United Kingdom (1) • Middle Eastern countries (1) • Brazil (1) • Canada (1) • India (1) • Netherlands (1) • Singapore (1) • South Africa (1) • metalworking industry in Europe (1) • Ancient Greece (1) • Construction culture (1) • Construction industry in the United Kingdom (1) • Craftsmen (1) • Medieval Europe (1) • New Zealand (1) • Roman Empire (1) • Scandinavian countries (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 apprenticeship Germany In Germany, apprenticeships are highly valued, focusing on mentorship and hands-on experience for skilled trades and professions. 5
2 apprenticeship United Kingdom In the United Kingdom, apprenticeships are a common way to learn skilled trades and professions through formal training and on-the-job learning. 4
3 apprenticeship Middle Eastern countries Apprenticeship in traditional crafts and artisan trades was historically common in Middle Eastern countries, but is less emphasized in modern times. 3
4 apprenticeship Brazil Apprenticeships are increasingly popular in Brazil to combat youth unemployment and promote a skilled workforce. 2
5 apprenticeship Canada In Canada, both apprenticeships and internships are valued for gaining practical skills and industry experience. 2
6 apprenticeship India In India, unpaid apprenticeships are a common practice for developing skills in traditional crafts and trades. 2
7 apprenticeship Netherlands In the Netherlands, apprenticeships and internships are formalized and integrated into academic programs with government oversight and certification. 2
8 apprenticeship Singapore In Singapore, apprenticeships and internships are highly valued for future employment. 2
9 apprenticeship South Africa Both apprenticeships and internships are used in South Africa to tackle youth unemployment and enhance workforce skills. 2
10 apprenticeship metalworking industry in Europe In the metalworking industry in Europe, formal apprenticeships involve hands-on training and the passing down of traditional skills under a master craftsman's supervision. 2
11 apprenticeship Ancient Greece In Ancient Greece, apprenticeship was associated with learning from master craftspeople in fields like shipbuilding and sculpture. 1
12 apprenticeship Construction culture In construction culture, apprenticeship involves the informal transfer of skills and knowledge through hands-on experience and observation. 1
13 apprenticeship Construction industry in the United Kingdom Apprenticeships are a well-regarded and widely practiced method for learning the construction trade in the UK. 1
14 apprenticeship Craftsmen Apprenticeships in the craftsman culture are highly valued as the traditional way of learning from experienced masters. 1
15 apprenticeship Medieval Europe In Medieval Europe, apprenticeship often entailed long hours of hard labor and manual work. 1
16 apprenticeship New Zealand In New Zealand, there is a growing emphasis on combining apprenticeships with advanced technology and innovation. 1
17 apprenticeship Roman Empire Apprenticeship in Roman Empire involved learning from master craftsmen in fields like shipbuilding and sculpture. 1
18 apprenticeship Scandinavian countries In Scandinavian countries, formalized apprenticeship systems with government oversight and certification are in place. 1