14 to 20 years old. Apprenticeship in Western Europe in the Middle Ages was also an obvious hierarchical relationship between master and apprentice. At the same time, it belonged to the guild at that time, and even formed a relatively complete education system. The master teaches his disciples face to face and hands to hands. Generally between 14 and 20 years old. Apprentices have a wide range of occupations, including painter, baker, polisher, barber, shoemaker, scissors maker and carpenter. Of course, there are also female apprentices in France, usually in embroidery, weaving, silk and other industries.