noun
definition
State of being a mentor
Examples of mentorship in a Sentence
This type of learning becomes a form of mentorship.
These artists can also come under the mentorship of museum and gallery staff, curators, and more.
Support for breastfeeding, particularly someone who has breastfed her baby and is able to provide mentorship.
Hines said he felt humbled to be taking on such a mantle, but he took the idea of mentorship seriously.
Most mentors have a genuine need to pass on this knowledge and don't take on the role of mentorship without great thought and intent.
For many kids, this really can be helpful in terms of receiving mentorship from older men, or even just for building confidence and self-esteem.
We've worked together and planned activities on such volunteer projects as our employer's United Way Campaign, the ALS Walk for Hope and the Everybody Wins reading mentorship program.