A knights training started as a page around age 7. A page was a servant to a knight, and would run errands, carry messages, and do menial tasks like polishing armor and weapons. The page would receive instruction in areas such as manners, heraldry, horsemanship, and perhaps the rudiments of weapons.
After seven years, around the age of fourteen, a page became a squire. A squire had more advanced duties. The squire would help his knight arm and don armor, was responsible for his weapons and horses, would carry his knight's banner. The squire was responsible for rescuing the knight if captured, ransoming him if that was not possible, and seeing to his honorable burial if necessary.
After an additional seven years as a squire could potentially become a knight, but the advance was not automatic. Not all individuals had the inclination for a for a military life, and some remained squires. As the middle ages advanced it became more common to allow aristocrats to substitute a cash payment for military service to their lord, and a certain number ended their military career and became essentially country gentry.
From around 10 until 20
Gandi trained 8 years to be a lawyer
They trained for years to fight and to use planes for attacks. They had been fighting for many years before that attack.
She went to school until she was twelve years old and worked until she was fifty six. She invented a paper bag machine that helped many people over the years.
The squire, the squire was a knight in training, when he reached the right age he became a knight, til that he had to assist his master/knight and learn the fighting techniques from him.
There does not seem to be an official age limit for knighting, but it does seem that you must be an adult to accept the responsibilities of a knighted person. In general, a person is in their 30s before they are considered for knighthood.
It can take many years to become an overnight success.
There were three. A noble boy started at 7 or 8 years old as a page. Then he became a squire and finally at 21 a full knight.
10 to 20 years if you want to be really good
You need a great deal of formal training to become a doctor. You need to train for many years in college and do many clinicals.
Within the United States, it would take four years for the bachelor's degree, and an additional three years of law school.
To be a knight a boy had to be born/from a noble family. At about 7-8 years old he began training with a knight and after many years he became a knight at 21.
I would imagine it is a "on the job" training and you would be on probation for a year.
That depends a lot:* What you want to train for * To what level you want to train
you first started as a page at about 7 years old they helped the knights get there armour on and off and and also had to clean it to, in return the knight woul train the page when you were about 14 years old you were made int a squire and he did many jobs similar to the pages but would og got a lot more training. at about 20 if the squire had enough money and he was brave and strong enough he would be knighted
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It took her a few months to train for flying.