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Mary Joy Scott, a prominent tattoo artist, is recognized as the last apprentice of legendary San Francisco tattooist Ed Hardy.
In modern Japan, a master swordsmith trains his last disciple in the traditional katana crafting technique, emphasizing dedication and the preservation of this ancient art.
Eighty apprentices at an engineering school include only one girl, 17-year-old Margaret Hall, who challenges gender norms in her field.
Young hopefuls compete for Stobart Group's apprenticeship while Tim Fox delivers garden waste.
Four young people in Northern Ireland, the Lake District, Sussex, and Buckinghamshire work with the National Trust, preserving heritage through diverse roles.
Fifteen years old, Randy Horne began his career as an ironworker, later becoming known as "Spudwrench" during the 1990 Oka crisis.
Zafimaniry woodwork, a unique art form from Madagascar, embodies ancestral knowledge as Jean-Marie teaches his sons to preserve this invaluable cultural heritage.
Greta Gerwig reflects on her experiences in modern dance, noting the heartbreak of friends who became apprentices but never joined the companies.
Sayed Saddat's six-month-old son, born in Berlin, has his asylum application rejected due to a lack of concrete threats against him in Afghanistan.
