Benefits of Mentoring: An Essential Program for all Educational Institutes

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  • Ambreen Usmani Professor and HOD- Anatomy Bahria University Medical and Dental College Pakistan Author

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https://doi.org/10.21276/gynx2z73

Abstract

Mentoring is not a one-day affair but a lifelong procedure that has a noteworthy and eloquent role in shaping a young individual to a more independent adult. Mentoring also helps in career building and development of mentee. S/he is a person of higher rank who provides sustenance and supervision to the beginner. Usmani et al shows that this common relationship has a momentous influence on mentees personal and professional advancement.

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09.04.2024

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Vol 2 Issue 1 (January-March)

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