Medieval Glossary
Journeyman
A journeyman was a craftsman who had fully learned his trade and earned wages but was not yet a master. To become a master, a journeyman had to submit a master work piece to a guild for judgment. If the work were deemed worthy, the journeyman would be admitted to the guild as a master.
Related term(s): Guild; Guildsman; Master; Apprentice
Category: Occupations and Positions
Added: 08.02.04
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