tutorship
/ˈtuːtərʃɪp/Definitions
1. noun
The state or condition of being a tutor, or the relationship between a tutor and their pupil.
“The university offered a tutorship to the international student, allowing her to study and live on campus for free.”
2. noun
A position or office in which a person is responsible for the education or upbringing of another.
“After retiring as a teacher, she took up a tutorship at a local school, mentoring young students in their studies.”