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The following apprenticeships were the more common ones found in medieval cities such as Paris and Genoa.
| Apprenticeship | Years |
| Baker, Carpenter, Draper, Ropemaker, Spinner | 4 |
| Barber, Cloth worker (wool), Cobbler, Hatter (fur hats), Mason | 5 |
| Coppersmith, Cutler, Dyer, Tailor | 6 |
| Blacksmith, Carder, Hatter (felt hats), Turner | 7 |
| Butcher, Cloth worker (silk and linen), Locksmith, Painter of saddles, Religious artifacts maker (bone), Tanner | 8 |
| Bookbinder, Harness maker, Religious artifacts maker (beads and buttons) | 9 |
| Armorer, Cooper, Religious artifacts maker (amber), Saddler, Silversmith, Tapestry maker | 10 |
| Chestmaker | 11 |
| Lapidary, Religious artifacts maker (coral) | 12 |
Source: Steven A. Epstein, Wage Labor and Guilds in Medieval Europe (Chapel Hill: University of North Carolina Press, 1991).
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