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There were three main stages in the professional life of a medieval craftsman.

  1. Apprentice - this was the learning stage
  2. Journeyman - this was the stage of gaining experience, often while traveling - hence the name
  3. Master - the top rung on the ladder; the Masters ran the Guilds
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  • Apprentice - this was the learning stage
  • Journeyman - this was the stage of gaining experience, often while traveling - hence the name
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