CEFR B2

mentorship

noun

Meaning

The relationship between an experienced and trusted advisor (the mentor) and a less experienced person (the mentee), in which the mentor provides guidance, support, and advice to help the mentee develop their skills and career.

Examples

Her successful career was largely due to the excellent mentorship she received early on.
The company offers a formal mentorship program to support new employees.

Synonyms: guidance, coaching, tutelage, sponsorship

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mentorship (B2)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈmɛn.tɔːr.ʃɪp/

Definition

Examples

Her successful career was largely due to the excellent mentorship she received early on.
The company offers a formal mentorship program to support new employees.
He valued the informal mentorship he got from his uncle, a retired engineer.

How to Use mentorship

mentorship program (collocation): A structured initiative designed to facilitate mentorship relationships. — "The company launched a new mentorship program to help junior staff develop."
mentorship opportunity (collocation): A chance to engage in or benefit from mentorship. — "This internship provides a valuable mentorship opportunity."

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