What's the difference of these words?
Can some body please explain the difference between the following words:
teacher, instructor, tutor, mentor, advisor and supervisor
How and when should they be used?
Thanks a lot.
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Hi, Ting Lan!
They are used depending on the context of the situation you're referring to:
"teacher/ instructor"- someone who teaches, especially in a school.
"tutor"- a private teacher who teaches a single pupil or a small group.
"mentor"- someone you trust to advise you. (synonyms: advisor, confidant, counsellor)
"supervisor"- a person who oversees and directs someon's work (like a manager)
Good luck! ;)
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