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A self-employed apprentice can make money through a variety of ways. First, they can offer services on a per project task basis. This means that the apprentice will be paid for each individual assignment they complete. Often times this type of job will require the apprentice to estimate how many hours they think it will take to complete the project and then invoice the client accordingly when it’s finished. Second, an apprenticeship can also lead to gaining additional side hustles or freelance projects. For instance, if the field in which they are studying is becoming particularly competitive and there isn’t much availablity in traditional employment jobs, apprentices may be able to find more success on sites like Upwork, gigexchange or Freelancer where clients advertise their projects and one then bids for them - with those getting higher ratings typically being awarded contracts amongst other variables determined by potential employers/clients.. This also gives apprentices access to potential short-term work or one time gigs that could potentially become longer term income streams if successful in their endeavors at said sites or venues advertised therein such as colleges or universities who have virtual internship programs available online from all over the world. Aside from this route of online gig economy companies such as Fiverr and those already mentioned, self-employed apprentices may want to pursue local opportunities within their communities all while keeping up with coursework and commitments associated with things like union rules & regulations associated with any applicable specialties being studied by said apprentice—of course taking into consideration local labor laws (and fair wage/hours considerations depending upon location). Last but certainly not least . . . often times when searching job postings related specifically toward amateur level qualifications – then suddenly start hearing about “gigs” from friends & family; friends networking events; or even see something posted on social media – paying attention thereof–apprentices should always remember that there could very well be earning potential via creating & selling products created largely using both innate skills learned through studies as well experience obtained outside formal studies altogether (albeit relevant industry knowledge found either way essentially beneficial); thus giving added incentive towards considering some aspects of entrepreneurship while receiving sophisticated educational training at same time.