I agree that an apprentice working with a single "master" probably wouldn't work very well. But I'm also not sure how frequently other apprenticeships still operate on that model. Perhaps it's more common for other trades due to a preponderance of independent contractors, but there's no saying that the apprentice needs to be beholden to one individual "master."
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