Mentor

Mentor

Mentor

Role

Relationship

Scheme

To Tutor
To Coach
To Teach
To Lecture
To Initiate

To Train
To Instruct
To Discipline
To Impart
To Skipper

To Educate
To Prepare
To Ground
To Skill
To Smarten

MENTOR, v. { ment-uhr } [ 1 ] To counsel or train ( someone ) — Older students often mentor younger ones. { Semantic Field } [ nouns ] Mentee, mentor, mentorship, tutoring, program, student, training, entrepreneur, internship, skills, startup, youth, workshop, counseling, career, entrepreneurship, leadership, graduate, initiative, protege, guidance, scholarship, volunteer, school, contestant, teacher, peer, organization, undergraduate, education, professionals, opportunity, support, seminar, non-profit, role, community, talent, teaching. [ adjectives ] After-school, young, one-to-one, disadvantaged, on-the-job, professional, one-on-one, doctoral. [ verbs ] Coach, tutor train, volunteer, teach, help, provide, nurture, network.

MENTOR, v. { ment-uhr } [ 1 ] To counsel or train ( someone ) — Older students often mentor younger ones. { Semantic Field } [ nouns ] Mentee, mentor, mentorship, tutoring, program, student, training, entrepreneur, internship, skills, startup, youth, workshop, counseling, career, entrepreneurship, leadership, graduate, initiative, protege, guidance, scholarship, volunteer, school, contestant, teacher, peer, organization, undergraduate, education, professionals, opportunity, support, seminar, non-profit, role, community, talent, teaching. [ adjectives ] After-school, young, one-to-one, disadvantaged, on-the-job, professional, one-on-one, doctoral. [ verbs ] Coach, tutor train, volunteer, teach, help, provide, nurture, network.

MENTOR, v. { ment-uhr } [ 1 ] To counsel or train ( someone ) — Older students often mentor younger ones. { Semantic Field } [ nouns ] Mentee, mentor, mentorship, tutoring, program, student, training, entrepreneur, internship, skills, startup, youth, workshop, counseling, career, entrepreneurship, leadership, graduate, initiative, protege, guidance, scholarship, volunteer, school, contestant, teacher, peer, organization, undergraduate, education, professionals, opportunity, support, seminar, non-profit, role, community, talent, teaching. [ adjectives ] After-school, young, one-to-one, disadvantaged, on-the-job, professional, one-on-one, doctoral. [ verbs ] Coach, tutor train, volunteer, teach, help, provide, nurture, network.

Juniors and seniors can apply to the program to mentor a freshman student and discuss various topics of importance to them. [ Chicago Tribune ] Last week his father gave the same answer when asked the same question on a visit to mentor hospitality students at the City of Glasgow College. [ Herald Scotland ] Whitehouse is the found of MAWA, mentoring Artists for Women’s Arts. [ CBC.ca ] The organization is also searching for artists in the United States who can temporarily house and mentor Haitian artists. [ Miami Herald ] In February, she said, she will be mentoring a group of Irish adventurers planning a trip to the North Pole. [ CBC.ca ] Schergen has hired and mentored a cohesive group of coaches, resulting in meaningful athletic experiences for the ICCP student-athletes. [ Chicago Tribune ]

Juniors and seniors can apply to the program to mentor a freshman student and discuss various topics of importance to them. [ Chicago Tribune ] Last week his father gave the same answer when asked the same question on a visit to mentor hospitality students at the City of Glasgow College. [ Herald Scotland ] Whitehouse is the found of MAWA, mentoring Artists for Women’s Arts. [ CBC.ca ] The organization is also searching for artists in the United States who can temporarily house and mentor Haitian artists. [ Miami Herald ] In February, she said, she will be mentoring a group of Irish adventurers planning a trip to the North Pole. [ CBC.ca ] Schergen has hired and mentored a cohesive group of coaches, resulting in meaningful athletic experiences for the ICCP student-athletes. [ Chicago Tribune ]

Juniors and seniors can apply to the program to mentor a freshman student and discuss various topics of importance to them. [ Chicago Tribune ] Last week his father gave the same answer when asked the same question on a visit to mentor hospitality students at the City of Glasgow College. [ Herald Scotland ] Whitehouse is the found of MAWA, mentoring Artists for Women’s Arts. [ CBC.ca ] The organization is also searching for artists in the United States who can temporarily house and mentor Haitian artists. [ Miami Herald ] In February, she said, she will be mentoring a group of Irish adventurers planning a trip to the North Pole. [ CBC.ca ] Schergen has hired and mentored a cohesive group of coaches, resulting in meaningful athletic experiences for the ICCP student-athletes. [ Chicago Tribune ]

From the noun mentor; from Classical French mentor, ‘mentor’; from the Greek proper noun Mentōr, ‘a counselling character in Homer’s Odyssey’.