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The phrase "a network of mentors" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a group of individuals who provide guidance, support, and advice to others, often in a professional or educational context.
Example: "Having a network of mentors can significantly enhance your career development and personal growth."
Alternatives: "a circle of advisors" or "a group of guides".
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I was also lucky to get a place on Entrepreneurial Spark business accelerator where I had access to a network of mentors.
One way to go about it, Ackermann suggests, is to create a network of mentors, senior scientists "who have the power to do something about it.
It funds 12 startups, has a network of mentors, provides free workspace and offers €4,500 per team without taking equity.
Springboard, a Cambridge-based accelerator, took fourth place for providing seed capital, office space and a network of mentors and other entrepreneurs.
Spearheaded by a group of Korean-American entrepreneurs, SparkLabs seeks to provide founders with a network of mentors on par with the ones their peers in Silicon Valley have access to, in addition to angel funding and non-financial resources.
To prepare for the world of work, the cohort will have up to six months of training from an on-site team and also learn remotely through a network of mentors.
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In addition to these research mentors, the leadership faculty and a small group of cancer prevention graduate researchers form a network of additional mentors and role models for students (interested readers should see Teegarden et al. [2011] for further descriptions of the structures and processes of the CPIP program).
There was a network of friends, mentors and coaches.
We have a network of 1,000-plus 1,000-plusross all of these geographies.
The kids also get guidance from a network of Wishbone mentors.
But 500 Startups has a network of 180 mentors and 600 founders that have gone through the program.
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