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mentor

[men-tawr, -ter] / ˈmɛn tɔr, -tər /
NOUN
person who advises
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They point to a number of pathways already established such as the Coaching Initiative, mentoring and an elite female coaching programme, designed to improve access for women to the top levels of the English game.

From BBC

The system I have proposed would have more emphasis on education and mentoring - for parents as well as the young players - and also provision for what happens next if they are released aged 16.

From BBC

Instead, her “mentor” Hank Cosby wrote the famed horn chart and, along with William Stevenson, Motown’s A&R director, got producer credit.

From The Wall Street Journal

While his mentor Benjamin Graham was a great source of inspiration and investing knowledge, he started his own career as an investor simply because he enjoyed the work, said Buffett.

From The Wall Street Journal

I met my first boss and mentor through an email I sent from my university address, and that relationship opened doors I’m still walking through today.

From The Wall Street Journal