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tutorship

/ˈtjuːtəʃɪp/

/ˈtuːtɚʃɪp/

Translations

tutorshipnoun

tutorships

Under his tutorship, she excelled in mathematics.

Под его наставничеством она преуспела в математике.

The court granted him tutorship over the minor.

Суд предоставил ему опекунство над несовершеннолетним.

Additional translations

Synonyms

tutorshipadjective

/ˈtjuːtəʃɪp/

/ˈtuːtɚʃɪp/

Used attributively before another noun, e.g. "tutorship program".

tutorshipnoun

The position or role of a tutor, especially in providing guidance or instruction to a student or group of students.

She took on the tutorship of several students preparing for their final exams.

The period during which a person is under the instruction or guidance of a tutor.

During his tutorship, he learned a great deal about classical literature.

Legal guardianship of a minor or of someone unable to manage their own affairs, especially under Scots law.

The court entrusted the tutorship of the child to his uncle.

tutorshipadjective

Relating to or connected with the services or position of a tutor.

First-year students can join a tutorship scheme run by senior undergraduates.