mentorship
Noun
Meaning
mentorship (countable and uncountable, plural mentorships)
state of being a mentor
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Examples
According to the victim (Name withheld), she was in the district undergoing a spotlight mentorship training organised by Girls Empowerment Network (Genet) an organisation fighting violence against women and girls.
Ali Partovi, Neo’s chief executive officer, said the firm surveyed 120 students who are part of its mentorship programs and found that 46% of them are interested in taking a gap semester and 21% are interested in taking a gap year.
Although the crew members are not required to take part in the mentorship program, Sailors are still eager to discuss and take part in the mentorship process both as the mentor and the protégé.
Despite the world coming to a complete stop and everyone being at a literal standstill, SHE Is Me remained hard at work, virtually coming together to meet, empower, and strengthen one another as we grow into a national mentorship program.
Each year, SWIB organizes over 25 events and workshops, hosts a winter and spring conference, and provides mentorship and spring quarter internships.
Acknowledge the situation is awkward, show respect and thank them for their mentorship, and ask to stay in touch if they’re open to it, he suggested.