Tutelage

usgb/ˈtuːtəlɪdʒ/
noun

The act of teaching or guiding someone, especially by someone who is experienced or knowledgeable.

Under the tutelage of her grandmother, she learned how to cook traditional meals.
Visual representation of "tutelage" - The act of teaching or guiding someone, especially by someone who is experienced or knowledgeable

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  • under the tutelage of
  • tutelage in
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Experienced Mentor

Mentor providing 'tutelage' is skilled and shares their knowledge.

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Under his tutelage, I mastered three languages.
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Active Involvement

Tutelage implies active teaching, more than just advising.

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My writing improved quickly under her tutelage.
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Specific Skill

'Tutelage' often refers to teaching particular skills or knowledge.

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She received tutelage in classical piano.
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