Why do many cake shops recruit apprentices? What's the intention? Do you really want to learn to teach real skills?

West Point is technology, and the industry values professional skills. It is ideal to be an apprentice with money and skill, but all this is hearsay. Many students who have been apprentices report that they have been working for half a year and are basically doing the work of helping others. The master won't really teach you every step and then make up his mind to go to school. Therefore, in the end, being an apprentice will only waste time and fail to learn skills, let alone raise wages. With the experience of so many people who have been there, I must first find a professional school to study, graduate and work in a hotel. Wages and skills are another higher level, much higher than apprentices.