The word "mentee" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone who receives mentorship or guidance from someone with more experience in a certain area. For example: John is an experienced mentor, and his mentee has learned a lot from him over the last few months.
"It depends on what the mentor and mentee want, but it can become a close, intimate, long-term relationship, and a great advantage in your career".
If the mentor and mentee do not click, the result can be a costly waste of time and money.
GE asked its top 1,000 managers to become "mentee" to 1,000 young employees, many of whom had only recently joined the firm but who nevertheless understood the new technologies better than GE's finest.At the same time, the growth of start-ups and young companies outside the mainstream corporate world is giving young people far more opportunity than ever before.
With Willcocks gone, it is John Rutter, his mentee and regular collaborator and, like Chilcott, a prolific writer of accessible church music, who assumes the crown.
Over 184 million people voted for the awards online and by mobile phone, which also saw three gongs going to Justin Bieber, for "Best Pop", "Best Live" and "Best Male", while his mentee Carly Rae-Jepson won two for her track "Call Me Maybe".
Gordon Taylor Youth mentor Whether it's helping a young person prepare for a job interview or guiding them through a personal crisis, longstanding Centrepoint volunteer Gordon, from west London, is described by one mentee as "a guiding light".
Captain Amadou Sanogo, of Mali, was a longtime mentee of American trainers.
This was nothing new for Don, as Stan pointed out to Peggy, who was at once Don's professional mentee and his designated workplace codependent.
Lynn Nottage, the Pulitzer Prize-winning author of "Ruined," picked Hall as her mentee.
So he arranged a summer internship at a law firm for his mentee, one of the shyest boys in the school, and opened a wing of Manual as a computer-filled "resource center," where counsellors might make similar connections for others.
He introduced Simmons to a teen-age boy from Georgia whom he'd taken on as a mentee, along with a few others.
