They are run by mentors who can come from almost any background.
We will also be joined by mentors and mentees from the engineering sector and from GirlGuiding UK.
Solomon Schechter students are required to spend at least 20 hours a week working on a project of their own design, supervised by mentors from their school.
To some, it's a buzzword, a relabeling of practices that used to be handled informally by mentors or more formally by consultants.
The author Wes Moore escaped partly because of family support and partly because he was helped by mentors at his military school.
There were those aspects of old trauma he was unwittingly reinflicting on himself, contriving to be abandoned by wives, disillusioned by mentors, seemingly incapable of taking basic care of himself.
But Mr. Ovenden, a British actor making his Broadway debut, smoothly conveys the craven passivity and eagerness to please of a young academic destined to be ruled by mentors.
The young men are courted by mentors whose job is to identify those predisposed to a jihadi mind-set, radicalize them and put them in touch with others who could help them plan violent acts.
Mr. Miranda was congratulated in song by mentors and peers: Cheo Feliciano, José Alberto (El Canario), Tito Nieves and Andy Montañez, each in strong voice, flinging songs and improvisations above the drive of the Spanish Harlem Orchestra, the big band devoted to salsa repertory.
As a 15-year-old science fair participant who has been helped by mentors at several local universities, I was surprised by your March 9 On Education column, which described mentors as the originators and executors of high school science projects for privileged students.
lessons taught by mentors and friends.
