Obi-Wan Kenobi

Before becoming Qui-Gon Jinn's Padawan, Obi-Wan was trained as a Youngling by Yoda, along with other children of his age.
In his youth, Kenobi was fascinated by machines, built model ships and even dreamed of becoming a pilot. Oddly enough, as he got older, he gradually began to despise flying. Despite his superior piloting skills, Kenobi continued to maintain that "flying is for droids."
His ability to repair cars and reprogram computers served him well in the future, however, due to his ability to learn quickly, Obi-Wan became arrogant and impatient. Under the careful guidance of Grand Master Yoda, as he grew older, Kenobi nevertheless became restrained and calm again.
Despite his success in training, Obi-Wan was not accepted as an apprentice by any Jedi Knight. Obi-Wan was already twelve years old, and those younglings who were not accepted as apprentices before thirteen were sent to one of the branches of the Jedi Service Corps. Two weeks before Kenobi's thirteenth birthday, Jedi Master Qui-Gon Jinn visited the Temple in hopes of finding a disciple. Obi-Wan fought a duel with one of his rivals, Brook Chan, during this time in order to attract the attention of a Jedi. Kenobi fought valiantly to the point of exhaustion. The last offensive was carried out so fiercely and desperately that Qui-Gon did not want to teach the boy, thinking it was too dangerous. Obi-Wan was sent to the planet Bandomir to work in the Agriculture Corps. By coincidence, Qui-Gon was sent on a mission to the same planet. Yongling and the Jedi Master were forced to team up to survive this mission. Their relationship was strained in the beginning, as they were constantly at odds; Qui-Gon was stubborn and headstrong, while Obi-Wan was more practical. This went on long enough for the master and apprentice to learn to complement each other and become very effective companions.