This is how it works para Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous em PC.

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When you reach a certain level in a class, it will provide certain features. A Rogue, for example, will gain the Sneak Attack ability when they reach their third level in that class.

Every level up to level 20 has features for base classes.

Only features up to level 10 are available in prestige classes.

Prestige classes are specialized classes that can only be obtained by leveling up specific skills. The Arcane Trickster, for example, requires some Sneak Attack ranks, while the Dragon Disciple requires levels in a spontaneous arcane caster class.

When you level up, you can spend a level in any class you have available to you. This won't help you in any other classes you might have previously selected; it will only help you in that one.

To obtain the Sneak Attack, a Monk, for instance, might level up to level five and then switch to the Rogue class after three levels.

This character will have more flexibility than characters who take eight levels in either of the Monk or Rogue classes, even though they won't be as good at those skills as those characters.

While it is entirely possible and not a bad idea to level a character up in just one class for the duration of the game, many high-tier characters build make excellent use of multiclassing.