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Definition of «mentee»

The word "mentee" refers to a person who is being mentored or advised by a more experienced individual, often in a professional or educational setting. The term is derived from the word "mentor," which refers to an experienced and trusted advisor who guides, supports, and offers advice to a less experienced person.

Usage examples

  1. I have been assigned a mentee in my workplace mentoring program to help guide them in their professional development.
  2. As a mentor, it is my responsibility to provide support and guidance to my mentee as they navigate the challenges of starting a new job.
  3. My mentee is a recent college graduate, and I am excited to help them transition into the professional world by sharing my own experiences and insights.
  4. We meet once a month for mentoring sessions, where I offer advice and help my mentee set goals for their career growth.
  5. My mentee is eager to learn and is open to feedback, which makes our mentoring relationship productive and fulfilling.
  6. As a experienced professional, I find great satisfaction in helping my mentee develop new skills and achieve their professional aspirations.

Phrases with «mentee»

Sentences with «mentee»

  • By maintaining a high degree of self - awareness and knowing I don't have the answer to everything, I am the kind of mentee who authentically works to apply the lessons passed on to me by the mentors I admire. (entrepreneur.com)
  • We found that the teachers who made the most gains in their classroom practice (as measured by the CLASS ™ observation tool) focused their conversations with mentors on classroom practice — following a cycle in which mentors observed teachers and collected data, interpreted the data with mentees in post-observation meetings, planned next steps together and kept in touch between monthly visits. (educationnorthwest.org)
  • Youth mentoring research suggests that failing to provide some sort of resolution or closure process at the end of a relationship can be particularly damaging for mentees who've been let down by other relationships with adults. (mentoring.org)
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