The old apprenticeship is still a viable process.  

Usually takes some apprenticeship to move up that ladder.. not just learning on line for a 395 course..

greetings i am a new investor seeking an apprenticeship or intern program,  i can learn and earn with.

I just worked the numbers and tried to get her to understand that we could live in a place and pay an extremely small mortgage or even put money in our pocket every month and live for free.As for the changing of career goals, my advice find a reputable contracting company and see if they have an apprenticeship opening, realize that you will be doing runt work for $10-15 an hour but you have to start somewhere. 

Get involved in real estate through other means, such as apprenticeship or partnerships.  

Went to electrical apprenticeship, worked very hard, against natural inclinations because that's what market demandedIronically, I will now, after many years of wilderness training, begin to write.I am just ordinary guy that made itI understand derivatives, options, syndicates  and if my old man gave me that mindset at 18, I would have created corporation and raised capital and been another trumpIt didn't happen.  

Shortly after, in May 2015, I got lucky and was offered a part-time job/apprenticeship with a small team of developers who have done a lot of business in the past 30+ years (built ~7,000 homes).

, it was a major waste of time I post it before I went to the free seminar  then I signed up for the 3 day boot camp  and from reading the book he gave me and what I learned online i had 3 deals under contract  well I tried the boot camp with several people who took the free seminar and showing them the properties I had on the contract well listen to San Merrill and crew didn't like it I was approached and offered a refund and almost thrown out of the 3 day boot camp and one of my new friends with purchase of $30,000 training apprenticeship with Than Merrill and had buyers regrets and went through Hell to get her money back

There is a fee, and the woman who runs it seems to have some sort of apprenticeship thing going on where she tries to get people to pay her to tag along on her flips, so don't get roped into that.  

Just one more thing - If you are absolute about REI being all you want to do in the future, meaning no going to college or working in corporate America, then you need to start an apprenticeship with a solid Real Estate Investor local to your area.