apprentice

noun
UK /əˈprɛntɪs/
US /əˈprɛntɪs/

A person who is learning a job by working with someone who knows it well.

The young apprentice watched the carpenter carefully and copied every move.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Someone who is new to a field and still gaining experience.

As an apprentice in the kitchen, she started with simple tasks like chopping vegetables.

3. To hire or place someone as a learner under a skilled worker.

The company decided to apprentice two new workers to the head electrician.

4. A beginner in a trade bound by an agreement to learn for a set time.

He served a four-year apprenticeship before becoming a certified plumber.