Sentence examples for ideal mentoring from inspiring English sources

There were approximately 80 people in the room and I instructed them all to imagine an ideal mentoring arrangement.

They have an ideal mentor in the soprano Dawn Upshaw, artistic director of the program, who has worked closely with many prominent composers.

She must have been an ideal mentor to Mr. Goode because his playing, like hers, has long been admired for its clarity and integrity.

If you're an artist you might be thinking Damien Hirst would be the ideal mentor; if you're film-maker, you might consider approaching someone like Debbie Isitt.

His openness to pop styles -- he also plays guitar in a funk band, DBR's Mission -- makes him an ideal mentor to young composers whose musical preferences run in that direction, and he has clearly encouraged them to let the music they love influence the music they write.

Imagine your ideal mentor, she suggests.

This article discusses the importance of mentoring, illustrates "do's and don'ts" for mentees and demonstrates how to choose the ideal mentor.

You've set out your goals, found the ideal mentor, launched a relationship, and even learned how to take full advantage of feedback from your mentor.

Greg was an ideal mentor for me because he was incredibly good at guiding me, but was also kind enough to give me the space to do what I had to do.

Joe Godden, professional officer, British Association of Social Workers: "In an ideal world, mentoring and coaching should be available to all.

The ideal thesis mentor should be successful as a scientist, experienced as a mentor, and willing to commit the time and resources needed for you to become successful yourself.