What is the difference between apprenticeship and training? Are they synonymous?
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No, but similar. A student is in an education; but he does not do teaching (ok, sometimes leave training a void – but this is another topic …)
The term teaching is used as well as exclusively for craft occupations (from the painter to the baker, from the mechatronic to the Fleischer). Education is the overriding term that encompasses both the artisanal/practical and the studying aspect.
According to my understanding, a teaching is an education, but not every training is also a teaching, since the term “teaching” is rather used for craft occupations.
Example:
A training as a carpenter is called a carpenter’s teaching.
However, a training as a specialist informant would not be called teaching.
Teaching and apprenticeship are old names
Education is the newer term
There is no difference
Yes, the Apprentices (Azubi) makes an education. 😉
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The teaching is a form of training.
No
Teaching was formerly called today training
This may be because each of the one teaching is in training, but not everyone who is in training makes a teaching. Here, only the preamble in the language use has prevailed.
I did a training first and then a study
For me this is not the same
But you could call it
My education consisted, for example, of studying, I did not do any teaching.
Why – every one of them does an education does a teaching.
The only thing to say today is not apprentices but apprentices
That sounds better than apprentice or pen
A teaching is primarily in the crafts sector, a training in the social sector. Basically both are the same.
The same. Teaching used to be said in craftsmen.
In Germany it is the same.
It’s like Islam and Christianity.
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Very poor comparison
That’s the same.