Look up: mentoring

1. Mentoring
   Sometimes confused with coaching. Mentors tend to be recognised experts within a particular field or industry. They assist the individual on the career ladder, advise and draw heavily upon their own experiences and tend to represent the standards, values and vision of the organisation.
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2. Mentoring
   The term ‘mentoring` features widely in literature associated with medical education. Most medical schools, Postgraduate Deaneries, Royal Colleges and NHS trusts mention mentoring within some context.
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3. Mentoring
   Mentoring initiatives can make a significant contribution to the overall strategies of support available to individuals in education.
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4. MENTORING
   A sheltered relationship that allows learning and experimentation to take place and personal potential and new skills to flourish through a process in which one person,the mentor,supports the career and development of another,the mentee,outside the normal superior/subordinate relationship.Mentoring ...
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