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I am confused as to what some people think this means
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<blockquote data-quote="ProDave" data-source="post: 411288" data-attributes="member: 6969"><p>Well if you have a nice posh bit of paper, written on pretend parchment paper, rolled up and wrapped in a ribbon, and when you unroll it is says "Indentures of Apprenticeship" then I think you can claim to be a time served apprentice.</p><p></p><p>I always thought "time served" meant you served your time as an apprentice So what definition of time served is there that does not include an apprenticeship?</p><p></p><p>I don't know how it was with others, but the apprentice manager took on some of the duties of your guardian, for instance you could not get married as an apprentice without his permission. Lots of things like that written into your contract, including of course you must attend all the college courses they send you on.</p><p></p><p>Ours was a fixed 4 year term, and I came out with an HNC and then did 2 more years at college to get an HND. I had had enough of college by then.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="ProDave, post: 411288, member: 6969"] Well if you have a nice posh bit of paper, written on pretend parchment paper, rolled up and wrapped in a ribbon, and when you unroll it is says "Indentures of Apprenticeship" then I think you can claim to be a time served apprentice. I always thought "time served" meant you served your time as an apprentice So what definition of time served is there that does not include an apprenticeship? I don't know how it was with others, but the apprentice manager took on some of the duties of your guardian, for instance you could not get married as an apprentice without his permission. Lots of things like that written into your contract, including of course you must attend all the college courses they send you on. Ours was a fixed 4 year term, and I came out with an HNC and then did 2 more years at college to get an HND. I had had enough of college by then. [/QUOTE]
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