The part of the sentence 'mentorship from' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person who you receive mentorship from—for example, "I have found great guidance and mentorship from my teacher".
Be proactive and seek mentorship from professors whose research interests are closely aligned to your own.
I have thrived through engaging in professional development, facilitated by mentorship from experienced social workers.
"The award means that I'm now part of the Enterprise hub, so I get mentorship from all sorts of people, which is the most useful thing.
Our initial idea was awarded first prize at the London hackathon and has earned us mentorship from Andrew Stott, who formerly worked at the cabinet office where he helped set up data.gov.uk.
It also requires that the applicant have dedicated mentorship from both their home institution and their international project site.
Also included: mentorship from 100+ entrepreneurs, investors and corporate partners affiliated with the program.
They grabbed mentorship from Czech ICT and others and are now based in the Czech Republic.
They'll also get mentorship from other comedic talents, including the guys from College Humor.
We examine this question in the setting of an entrepreneurship class in which students were randomly assigned to receive mentorship from either an entrepreneur or a non-entrepreneur.
As part of the lecture curriculum, all participants gave a 1-h presentation on an assigned key content area with mentorship from program directors.
Consistent programming also allows for deeper connections to be made through building peer-to-peer relationships and receiving mentorship from program leaders (Li & Julian, 2012) with the CSCs.
