The phrase "advising pupils" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone is providing guidance or recommendations to students, typically in an educational setting.
Example: "The teacher is responsible for advising pupils on their academic choices and future career paths."
Alternatives: "counseling students" or "guiding learners".
"It's particularly tough advising pupils and parents who really want to know what the geography exam will be like.
She would like to see more attention given to advising pupils on making the right decision in the first place.
It follows a recent controversy in south-west London over Richmond council's awarding of a £89,000 contract to the Catholic Children's Society, which will be involved in advising pupils on issues including contraception and teenage pregnancy.
The council said counsellors and educational psychologists were at the school advising pupils, and parents were also being given support and grief guidance.
Cameron said just two classes could successfully advise pupils on how to adjust their sleeping habits for the better.
Surely, the great Williams did not advise pupils to crouch as low as Plantier did, in poses immortalized on Plantier's Fleer and Donruss baseball cards in 1992.
It features a list of "facilitating subjects" and advises pupils to pick two of them as part of their A-level mix.
Some teachers advise pupils to start with the second paragraph, get the statement written, and then pull out an interesting sentence or quote to use as an introduction.
It also features a list of "facilitating subjects" and advises pupils wanting to be considered for a Russell Group university to pick two of them as part of their A-level mix.
Suspicion was voiced in comments on a Guardian Students feature last year that some schools advise pupils not to risk getting lower grades by taking on "hard" subjects at A-level.
In 2008, the billionaire Republican advised "pupils" at his now defunct business education company, Trump University, that they could make a million dollars within a year by targeting vulnerable communities with individuals desperate to offload their properties.
