I'm 19 years old and am looking to apprentice, or intern, a seasoned investor. What are some qualifications or prerequisites that an investor would look for to know that I am worth taking seriously and would make them...

Lately I've seen some local outfits advertising apprenticeships which might help you on your way if you lose your job.Hope this helps. 

I am 15 years younger than her and have somewhat assumed an apprenticeship role in the relationship.

Think of participating as a co-GP as an apprenticeship program. 

Currently training at a reputable local electrical union (unpaid) and will be starting an apprenticeship soon, with pay set to increase 10% of a Journeyman's wage every year.

Slow trickle of income right now from YT channel and odd jobs, set to ramp up gradually as I get into my electrician apprenticeship which I am starting in September with a local union, pay to start at min. wage for 4 months and up to around $19/hr for the first year, set to increase 10% of journeyman's wage (close to $50/hr) each year. 

I am compensated unbelievably well for my work, and what's even better, I'm compensated in both increased rent and equity, not a one-time paycheck.The bad news is, you can look forward to at least a five-year apprenticeship, you have to have reasonably good hand-eye coordination, the job is more dangerous than most, you get no respect, and you'll spend too much time alone trying to motivate yourself.

Obviously, I would pay you or any other form of payment (networking, apprenticeship, time, etc.) you name it and we can come to an agreement on something. 

Oh and it doesn't have to be a free apprenticeship, I am ok with investing in my education.

I am a junior at UNC - Chapel Hill and with the onset of the summer season comes the race to find an internship. I recently went on a networking trip to Atlanta where we met with 6 commercial shops. I thought I wanted...