Tutelage is teaching and guardianship given to a learner. Under his tutelage.
It nearly always appears in the phrase under the tutelage of somebody. Tutelage implies a personal relationship rather than a class, which is the difference from teaching.
1nountutelageTeaching and guardianship given to a learner.
“Four years under his tutelage made a musician of her.”
tutelage is a teaching.
The Latin is to watch over, the same watching in tutor. To be under somebody's tutelage is to be watched over while you learn.
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Latin tutela means protection, from tueri, to watch over.
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From tūtēla + age, from tueor (“to watch, guard”). See tuition.
Etymology from Wiktionary, CC BY-SA