Sentence examples for school mentors from inspiring English sources

High school mentors get $150 and prep for the PSAT and SAT.

Middle school mentors like Viany get $100 for six weeks of work and test prep for the specialized high school test admission test.

During the late 1990s, one of Dr. Marion's medical school mentors, a practicing Episcopalian, innocently asks him: "What do you do on the holidays?

Ephraim's mother, a doctor, takes him, along with his brother and sister, to live in the ancestral family home so their father can receive treatment from one of her medical school mentors.

Sometimes it seems that grad school mentors convince their young science students that they have only two career options: They can become academics, or they can become disappointments.

The higher education leaders and high school mentors are literally meeting minority and marginalized students "where they live" and actively demonstrating those crucial connections among water, culture, community, and science and engineering solutions.

She dives into detective mode, tracks down Dash's high school mentor, then interrogates Dash's old supervisor and colleagues.

"I was once told by a trainee teacher that her school mentor came up to her and said, 'I'm your new mentor.

Most careers advisers will recommend taking on relevant work experience, part-time jobs, school mentoring schemes, sports clubs or societies such as the Scouts, Girl Guides or Cadets.

She has been mentoring a student on the university's school mentoring programme, York Students In Schools, for the past five years after meeting her at a specially designated open day.

The other economist, Peter A. Diamond, is an authority on Social Security and pensions who was a graduate school mentor of Ben S. Bernanke, the Fed's chairman, at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.