Sentence examples for deep mentoring from inspiring English sources
In this context, Friends of the Children presents a different view of mentoring — an approach that might be termed "deep mentoring": one that requires a professionally trained work force and is therefore more expensive — about $9,000 per child per year, as opposed to $1,200 a year for many larger or school-based programs.
IndieBio's capital, facilities and deep mentoring by a network of biotech specific experts have the potential to spawn the Google, Facebook and Instagram's of biology.
"I've been struggling, digging deep, mentoring and doing whatever I could to raise others up, and I hope through my example this means there is hope and means other people can come on in and win an Oscar just like I did". Backstage in the press room, best actor winner Rami Malek was quick to acknowledge the bad reviews Bohemian Rhapsody received.
Rather than connect them to more tangible services, portfolio companies get access to Village Global's deep mentor bench.
The Good Work Project, a research project based at Harvard, has found that inspirational mentors and deep meaningful mentoring relationships are increasingly rare amongst young professionals.
The intensity of the experience and the deep peer and mentoring relationships change the students' sense of self and address learning deficits that run deeper than missing skills.
He has a deep interest in mentoring and teaching, and has successfully designed and taught a new IAP course on how knowledge of Computer Science can be an enabler in Computational Research.
Can you elaborate on that point? A. I'd say I've shifted from shallow to deep in terms of mentoring.
It provides a deeper insight into appreciation of mentoring in different countries, and requirements for mentors and mentees to establish an effective and successful mentoring relationship.
Throughout, the seminars combine deep subject instruction with high‐level journalistic mentoring.
Therefore, there is still a need for a deeper understanding of the meaning of mentoring for medical students' learning and development.
