Définition
The apprenticeship contract is an employment contract between an employer and a young person aged 16
to 29 who has completed his/her compulsory schooling (derogations are possible).The duration of the contract generally varies from 6 months to 3 years, depending on the occupation and
qualification. More rarely, the contract may be of indefinite duration.Pay varies according to the apprentices' ages and their tenures in training. The employers benefit from public subsidies.