Sentence examples for intended mentoring from inspiring English sources

The intended mentoring schedule included 16 telephone calls, whose frequency varied from weekly initially then tapering to two monthly over 12 months.

Guardian Australia has been told the Brisbane Broncos' project intends to mentor Indigenous year 12 students in the outer regions of Brisbane, in order to increase school attendance, improve education results, and enable transitions from school to further education or training.

There was significant enthusiasm for future involvement; 83% (15/18) of mentees and 94% (17/18) of mentors intended to continue participating in the peer mentoring process.

All peer mentors intended to use the skills in their workplace and, later, as an educational supervisor.

All mentors intended to use their skills to support junior colleagues; 94% (17/18) anticipated using skills in a future role as a consultant or educational supervisor.

Tom Weldon, chief executive of Penguin Random House UK, was speaking as the publisher launched a new scheme intended to discover and mentor authors from the UK's under-represented communities, whether this means they are writers from a poorer backgrounds, from LGBTQ or BAME (black, Asian, minority ethnic) communities, or writers with a disability.

Aspects of free-text responses were categorized into (a) declared goals of the programs, (b) means by which the program aims to achieve these goals and (c) intended character of the mentoring relationships.

MENTOR was intended to engage in tutorial conversations that would train students, ranging from independent duty corpsmen to novice physicians, to perform medical examinations a typical STEM issue.

He explained how his work programme is intended to tackle hardcore unemployment by mentoring people as they re-enter the work force.

(3) These mentoring relationships have an intended minimum duration of one year.

They will be trained in conflict resolution, and are intended to be peacekeepers and mentors rather than law enforcers.