tutelage
/ˈtjuːtɪlɪdʒ/Definitions
1. noun
The state of being under the guidance or supervision of another person, especially in a situation requiring education or protection.
“The young apprentice was placed under the tutelage of the experienced engineer.”
2. noun
The act of guiding or supervising someone, especially in a situation requiring education or protection.
“She took on the tutelage of the new intern, helping them learn the ropes.”
3. noun
A relationship in which one person has authority or responsibility for the education, guidance, or protection of another.
“The university provided a mentorship program under the tutelage of experienced professors.”