tutelage

/ˈtuːtəlɪdʒ/
noun
  1. Teaching or instruction, especially individual or small-group guidance.
    • His musical tutelage began at age five with piano lessons.
    • Under the tutelage of a master chef, she learned to make perfect pastries.
    • The young prince received his early tutelage from a private scholar.
  2. Protection, guardianship, or care of someone or something.
    • The historic building was kept in good condition under the tutelage of the preservation society.
    • The young athlete flourished under the tutelage of her experienced coach.
    • The orphaned children were placed under the tutelage of their aunt.
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