"provide mentoring" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in situations where one person is offering guidance or support to another. For example, "As an experienced teacher, I am eager to provide mentoring to new teaching assistants in the school."
Ten courses clearly stated that they are able to provide mentoring for implant placements on patients; seven courses had mentoring component throughout the course and three offered it following completion of the course.
Teachers have the potential to provide mentoring in addition to knowledge.
They also stressed the importance of designated counselors who will provide mentoring in areas outside the academic realm.
They were also more willing to provide mentoring to the male than to the female candidate.
The Oneida Nation provide mentoring and trainings on topics like environmental stewardship and livestock management, and co-hosts an annual Native food sovereignty summit with FNDI.
He mentors boys and girls in Baltimore and New York and is directing some of the profits from his book to two organizations that provide mentoring.
Giving Students a Lift THURSDAY -- A black-tie dinner at the Pierre will raise money for Student Sponsor Partners, an organization that matches troubled students with sponsors who send them to private high schools and provide mentoring.
GBO leaders also organized an alumni mixer on Memorial Glade, where approximately 1,500 transfer students met 88 Berkeley alumni eager to give career advice and provide mentoring.
Additionally I currently provide mentoring and training for both Yale national library of medicine informatics fellows and pre-doctoral students, and VA special informatics fellows.
States can also develop residencies for principal training, along with state leadership academies that provide mentoring and professional development to prepare school leaders for this important and demanding work.
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