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The Benefits of Apprenticeships

An apprenticeship sounds old-fashioned — something young people did a few hundred years ago in order to learn crafts before there were community colleges and entry-level jobs. But the reality is that there are still apprenticeships being offered today, and they provide a valuable level of experience that new workers are unable to find anywhere else. (See also: Should You Wait to Go to College?)

Today, an apprenticeship takes a recognizable form — an apprentice will start out doing basic work for an employer while learning the specific skills needed for her trade. In many companies, apprenticeships include both on-the-job training and theoretical education at a local school. After training is complete, it's expected that the apprentice will continue working with her employer for a certain period of time. The deal is great; the apprentice gets both education and a guaranteed job after her training, while the employer gets a trained employee who will stay with the company for the long-term.

Ryan Thewes, an architect based in Nashville, completed an architecture degree in 2000 and followed it up with an apprenticeship. Thewes found an opportunity to learn from a former apprentice of Frank Lloyd Wright. That connection has lead Thewes down a path of working with different architects: "I think it is the combination of my two apprenticeships, one with Don Erickson and one with Bart Prince, that has allowed me to forge my own path and style within the profession and have given me the tools needed to execute it and make it a reality."

The experience that Thewes gathered during his apprenticeship differed from that of his fellow graduates. "Many graduates go straight to work in big offices and rarely deal with clients or builders. They spend the first few years of their careers drafting details and staring at computer screens," notes Thewes, who was able to learn how to actually deal with both clients and builders. "In class, it is easy to design interesting and creative buildings. In reality, budget drives most design decisions, so buildings begin to look the same and fall into a rut. This especially holds true for residential architecture. Most builders are only interested in knowing what they already know. It is safe and comfortable for them and not much risk. When something unusual comes up, prices go up. One valuable thing my apprenticeship was able to teach me was the way to work with clients and with builders in a way to ease the fear of 'different.'"

Many companies, big and small, are using apprenticeships to ensure that they have the workforce they need. Companies like Siemens operate local apprenticeship programs in partnership with community colleges, like the Apprenticeship 2000 program.

Such programs have made it easier to find apprenticeships, but in most career paths, it's up to you to find the right fit. Thewes knew he wanted to work with architects with a certain style, and he sent resumes to a whole list of them. He made phone calls and arranged meetings just to find out more about well-known architects, and he jumped on the opportunities that resulted. Thewes describes how he landed his apprenticeship: "During my final year of school, I received a magazine that featured the work of Don Erickson. Mr. Erickson was with Wright from 1948 to 1951. I was fascinated with his work as it was organic in design, but didn't directly copy Wright. I immediately called him up to ask if I could go up to Chicago to meet him. My intention was just a visit, and not an interview. Once I got there, we hit it off. I was in awe of his approach to architecture and he was smitten by my enthusiasm. He asked what I was doing after graduation next year and asked if I would like to come work for him for the summer. I immediately accepted. Long story short, one summer turned into a couple of years."

Employers do look for different characteristics in apprentices than in entry-level employees. A commitment to a specific craft is key. Nicholas Yeager ran a specialty bookbinding business in New York City, where he trained five apprentices over six years. His apprentices all expressed interest in the craft, beyond just looking for a job: "Some were graduates of book arts programs, others had craft skill and an interest in bookbinding...I tried hiring people that didn't have the commitment and interest, and they didn't work out well. When I focused on a different class of worker, my results were improved quite a bit because they were fully engaged with the craft, not the paycheck."

Yeager had learned his trade through an apprenticeship as well. The value of the apprenticeship system made itself clear. "I paid for my training in classes at night and had short-term work situations where I assisted my instructors. This slow method of learning wasn't conducive to building craft skills, as I didn't have a space to work all the time. I spent six years doing binding part time. Then I got work at a library followed by a specialty production shop where I did repetitive work and built up my skill set. The importance of doing an action a few thousand times cannot be taught in a class setting. It can only be assimilated at the workbench."

The apprentices who passed through Yeager's shop have gone on to have a variety of careers. While several have gone on to work in book binderies and library preservation departments, at least one has built a career as an artist, pulling her knowledge of bookbinding into such projects as a series of woven books.

No career training program is guaranteed to turn students into successes, but the in-depth training that apprentices receive, from the  actual skills of their crafts to how to deal with clients and how to run a shop, certainly improves the rate of success.

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What you need to know about getting what you want at work

Yesterday, I had a one-on-one with my boss. The first time I had one of these (and the last, until yesterday), I was, quite frankly, intimidated. Then, I didn't know what to expect and I knew that I was getting my yearly review, so I basically nodded and smiled at everything my boss said. Now, it was almost all positive so it wasn't like I was letting him run me over. But I wasn't proactive in getting what I wanted, either.

Yesterday was different. I knew the meeting was coming up, and I also knew that my job had changed recently and <a href="http://Somewhere, sometime in life, everyone has a job they hate. Whether the hours are terrible, the pay is awful, the coworkers are wretched, or the boss is horrid, hated jobs are very much a thing of the present. We work them for different reasons, for different lengths of time, and with different levels of satisfaction, but almost all of us work them at some point. For many people, these jobs are a drag that make them feel like hollow shells of their former selves. However, there are a few people who manage to survive and thrive in jobs they really don't like. Here are a few of their secrets for making that hated job easier." title=""I Hate My Job" Guide">I wasn't thrilled with those changes. So I did some thinking and wrote out a list of things I wanted to say, in an order that made sense to me, and took that list to the meeting. When he asked me how it was going, I started in.

I told him that I feel under-utilized, that I was brought in to make some changes and now was supposed to simply function within the processes I'd set up. That's when the conversation changed. He started talking about this new position that he's creating, and how people had told him to merge it with mine but he wasn't sure, and what did I think about doing it. I was astonished. The new position is managerial, making it a huge promotion from where I've been. It involves a lot more responsibility and decision-making. It involves working with people instead of mostly with machines. I was flattered, but also able to give him some good feedback as to what it would take for that to be possible.

Now, I don't have the new job yet. The job description isn't even written. But his willingness to address my concerns on that level makes me confident that it will be something i'll be interested in when it does come out. Now, I chose my company, and my department within my company, as carefully as possible. That list I made yesterday? All things that I have in my job. But, unless your company is as bad as some of Troy's former employers, here are some things that worked for me and should work for you.

Be intentional. Sit down and think about what you want to say and how you want to say it. Dress in a way that will impress your boss and not make him wonder exactly how much you care.

Be specific. While I didn't get through my entire list (his openness to what I did say generated such a discussion that our meeting went almost an hour over and I ran out of time), it included specific items that I would like changed. When I told him I felt under-utilized, I had a list of things I thought I could do for our department that would help. I was going to ask about working from home, and I had a list of the tasks I would do there and what would have to be taken care of for the plan to work.

Don't be afraid to share how something makes you feel. This one can be dangerous. DO NOT emote all over your boss. DO NOT give him your feelings and make him do something with them. But, after you've processed your feelings somewhere else, do give him your emotional feedback. "I know that my job doesn't require a laptop, but I feel awkward sitting in meetings where I'm the only woman and the only person not issued one because it makes people tend to look to me as the secretary and not for what my job really is" is better than "I felt like crying last week when Mr. X asked me to make copies in the middle of the meeting because he thought I was your secretary and not your colleague...please give me a laptop so things like that don't happen!" While this issue is quite possibly specific to my company, such things do come up and it's ok to share them.h

Have in mind what is realistic for now. I was going to talk to my boss about working from home, but I didn't expect him to approve it in this meeting. I wanted to bring it to his attention and talk specifically about it as something I think is realistic, so that someday I will get to work from home. A boss isn't going to change the department in one fell swoop over something you ask for, but bringing it up over and over, in non-threatening ways, can open him gradually to a new idea.

Visualize what you want from the meeting. I tend to chicken out in situations like this. I get all ready, and then I freeze up and don't ask for anything. So yesterday, I took a few minutes and talked through my points in my head. I saw myself looking confident and sure, ready for his response. I visualized him responding positively and negatively, and me not losing my cool or getting intimidated, but proceeding down my list calmly and professionally. Though the actual meeting was very different, I went in ready to say what I wanted to say.

Don't be afraid of wanting something unusual. Will a tea kettle in your cube cause you to make fewer trips to the water cooler and get less distracted? Ask for it. Would it be easier to work if the people counting change next door did it somewhere else, as the noise interferes with your creative processes? See if it's possible for them to move (extra credit if you find another place where they could work!). You usually know what will make a good work environment for you, and it doesn't hurt to ask.

Know when to stop. I had a lot more to say than I got to say, and I was ready to say it. But the conversation went somewhere else and that ended up being very, very good for me. When we'd gone an hour over and my boss mentioned how hungry he was, I knew that it wasn't the time to ask for anything else. I didn't get everything I wanted and I didn't even get to say it all, but I feel like the meeting was a success. Why? Because we had constructive conversation that made both of us excited about the future. What more could I ask?

These tips won't work for everyone. Some jobs just suck, and that's the truth. But if you're not sure, or you just want to try anyway, give it a go. Using these ideas will mean, at least, that your presentation is good, even if your boss's reaction isn't.

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I had grand plans to get my 1300s Marisole Monday & Friends set done yesterday, but obviously that didn't happen. So, we have Bodacious and Buxom instead and dragons! (Sort of.)
So, when I posted my blog goals for 2015, I didn't mention in my ten posts for Bodacious and Buxom that I had this post waiting quietly in the wings. Technically, I finished it when I finished the 1940s paper doll set, but I saved it as I don't like to post two of the same series in a row.
I also have a nearly finished regency combined with steampunk set and a weird sort of farm girl thing in the works.
But today there are dragons, or at least humanoids who have some reptilian features. One of the things that my alchemist paper doll taught me is how many long dresses I can fit on a single page of the B&B series. The answer seems to be two dresses with a pair of shoes and some accessories. As a result, our Dragon Queen has two gowns, a sword, a mirror, a book and some shoes. Somehow I always imagine dragons as very vain creatures.
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My sister, mom & I had a splendid time aboard MS Polarlys & only wish we had taken the complete journey North & South! All staff was very friendly & helpful. Views from both inside the Panoramic suite & outside on deck were breath taking.
The variety and freshness of food was exquisite. The price of drinks in particular water and alcohol was in my view very expensive though.
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Teaching Dog to Stay in Yard w/o Fence
So . . . I have a nice neighbor, but she lets her sweet medium-sized dog run all over the city. I'm about to google for articles detailing how to train your dog not to do this and, hopefully, find a way to diplomatically suggest to her that she work on this. I'm wondering if any of you have any suggestions for sites or articles on this subject that you know of and like that I can offer to her?
My dogs are boundary trained. It depends on a lot of different factors for success. For example, some dogs just can't help following their noses off the property.
My own method is basically having well known boundaries erects so there's a clear line to not cross. You can use little red flags, a line of bushes, whatever. Then working on a dynamite recall. Every time the dog ventures near the line, I recall them back and praise like crazy. I also walk the line with them and reinforce them for not crossing over. Then you proof by having people and dogs and whatnot to tempt your dog in the distance by walking by and you reinforce the dog for not crossing the line.
All this teaches the dog the line they shouldn't cross. Any time the dog is taken over the line, it should only be when you release them to do so, WITH you. You can have them sit and stay at the line and engage your release cue word for them to know it's okay to step over with you.
Nice neighbors don't let/allow/encourage their dogs to poop on someone elses's yard.
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Comments about this poem (Sea Fever by John Masefield )
Sandra Feldman (1/19/2015 1:27:00 AM)
Blows up my emotional thermometer.
I love this poem soooo much. (Report) Reply
Sandra Feldman (1/19/2015 1:24:00 AM)
My all time favorite Nautical.
It has the smell and the sound of the Sea.
All its attraction and Beauty! (Report) Reply
Roy Jillings (1/7/2015 7:10:00 AM)
I learned this and other poems whilst at Secondary School (1952-1956). This was one of the poems that our Eng. Lit. Teacher enjoyed reading to us, so we could get the meter of how to read poetry. The audio of this poem is PATHETIC, so just read it how you like it to be read. (Report) Reply
* Sunprincess * (1/19/2014 8:34:00 PM)
.....It is a beautiful poem...I love the sea, sand and waves... (Report) Reply
Thomas Vaughan Jones (1/19/2014 2:30:00 PM)
A brilliant piece of writing. A sailor's poem by a sailor. A sailor who was a Poet Laureat.
There's hope for us all yet. (Report) Reply
Terence George Craddock (1/19/2013 9:40:00 PM)
Even though this poem could not be published because of Copyright laws, we have read this alluring poem so often, that it is written into memory heart and soul; we also have a tall ship and a star to steer her by. (Report) Reply
Sara Fielder (1/19/2012 12:23:00 PM)
A must read for all sailors. This poem defines how we feel so perfectly. If you ARE a sailor please read Ode to Diana. (Report) Reply
Esmenio Galera (12/31/2011 1:30:00 AM)
Well, I like the poem for its melody. I could feel the happiness of a sailor who goes to the sea because of a call of duty and love of sailing. (Report) Reply
Elisabeth Bowman (5/7/2010 11:28:00 AM)
This is my favourite EVER poem! ! :)
It was my great-grandfather's favourite too. He taught it to my gran and her siblings when she was a kid, and when he died they had the line 'and a quiet sleep and a sweet dream' engraved on his headstone. (Report) Reply
Michael Thoms (3/24/2010 8:53:00 PM)
can anyone assist me and advise when my LP record of John Masefield reciting his poems would have been recorded, I suspect sometime in the late 50s, it is put out by caedmon records number TC1147. Mike (Report) Reply
Michael Thoms (3/21/2010 6:49:00 PM)
I note with interest the comment that the wording of the opening stanza does not include the word GO, I have the good fortune to have J M's LP record put out by Caedmon literary series produced by Plilips NZ.
Jm reads his own poems and I have just listened to it again and he clearly says' I must GO down'in every instance, this is as we taught at school also, it must be an old record, very clear, enunciation excellent, lovely to listen to, Michael Fiji (Report) Reply
Jeanne Miner (2/6/2010 6:38:00 AM)
This has a serious misquote. All stanzas begin, 'I must down to the seas again.'
There's no 'go.' (Report) Reply
Herman Chiu (1/19/2010 7:09:00 PM)
I, too, can relate.
There are places and experiences I remember that I long for full-heartedly. (Report) Reply
Herman Chiu (1/19/2010 7:08:00 PM)
I can relate so well.
I, too, have my full-hearted longings for some places and experiences. (Report) Reply
Chris Diaz (1/19/2010 4:00:00 PM)
this poem is great!
keep up the work
can everyone plz check out my work, much apreciated. (Report) Reply
Nadeem Ali (1/19/2010 1:41:00 PM)
I guess the poet is seeking a natural resort in the sea to find relief Nature is freedom (Report) Reply
Diana Ferrer (1/19/2010 10:23:00 AM)
Beautiful poem, I have one about the sea as well if youd ike to comment on... =)
I feel you totally, my passion is the sea, and when your away from it for a while you MUST go back to her, its an incredible yearning isnt it? mine is called 'I miss you so (ode to the ocean' I think we can relate =) (Report) Reply
Kevin Straw (1/19/2010 6:05:00 AM)
A perfect poem? I love the wave motion in the rhythm (like Tennyson's horses running in 'Half a league, half a league, half a league onwards...') . (Report) Reply
Ramesh T A (1/19/2010 1:23:00 AM)
Night and day sea journey on a ship with wind, waves and birds all over is a dream of sea fever quite interesting to enjoy! Unlike the Ancient Mariner on the Arctic region where only ice and albatross as white as snow winter with supernatural element this sea fever is sunny as well as jolly to have a enthusiastic ride on the sea! (Report) Reply
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