Apprenticeship or Institution

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English Language Proficiency Tests, Advanced Level

ESL/EFL Test #593 "Real Life: Post-Secondary Education (2)", question 1

An ......... is a specific, and usually hands-on, type of training that is taught over a period of time within a certain art or trade field. This type of training involves students who become skilled via on-the-job training.

(a) minor
(b) facility
(c) apprenticeship
(d) institution

English Language Proficiency Tests, Advanced Level

ESL/EFL Test #593 "Real Life: Post-Secondary Education (2)", answer 1

An apprenticeship is a specific, and usually hands-on, type of training that is taught over a period of time within a certain art or trade field. This type of training involves students who become skilled via on-the-job training.

Correct answer: (c) apprenticeship

Your answer was: incorrect
An institution is a specific, and usually hands-on, type of training that is taught over a period of time within a certain art or trade field. This type of training involves students who become skilled via on-the-job training.
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An apprenticeship is a specific, and usually hands-on, type of training that is taught over a period of time within a certain art or trade field. This type of training involves students who become skilled via on-the-job training.

Correct answer: (c) apprenticeship

Your answer was: incorrect

Why we can't use institution in this case?

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In this sentence, an institution would mean a company or organization, so it doesn't make any sense with the definition given by the sentence.
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