"receiving mentorship" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when you are referring to someone receiving guidance and advice from a mentor or group of mentors. For example, "John has achieved great success by receiving mentorship from his network of experienced friends in the finance industry."
Each company will receive $25,000 and will work for four months while receiving mentorship.
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.
"These companies will be full participants in the Alexa Accelerator, receiving mentorship and guidance from local Amazon teams as they build their company towards the program's Demo Day".
The most interesting bit here is probably the modularity (which arrives, fittingly, around the time the company started receiving mentorship from Mistfit co-founder Sonny Vu).
During the accelerator program, the companies will improve their products, refine their business model, and develop for Alexa, while receiving mentorship from both Techstars and Amazon, as well as the broader Seattle community.
In such trusted arrangements between peers, the CEO receiving mentorship is able to "let down his or her guard" so to speak and receive the benefit of the mentor's domain expertise.
The accord provides for a joint administrative and program organization to oversee the museum and a staff of 250 to 300 people, including United Arab Emirates citizens who would receive mentorship and training.
For the price students receive mentorship, access to forums and a dedicated Slack channel.
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.
Along the way they receive mentorship from some of Silicon Valley's most respected people as they hone their company strategies.
Bond, who has been both a mentor and received mentorship, credits his current company's success to outside advisors.
