tutelage

Preposition: of

• angel: Adam started out under the tutelage of angels and being forbidden to eat from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.
• master: Having attracted the attention of Franz Liszt, Sherwood spent his last three years in Weimar under the tutelage of the legendary master.
• shaman: You will always be under the guidance and tutelage of the shaman.
• manager: Under the tutelage of manager Classy Freddy Blassie, Hogan learned the devious secrets to the trade.

Possessives

• father: Newton made a series of six voyages under his father's tutelage between 1736 and 1742.

Adjective modifier

• direct: This is an opportunity for an ambitious lawyer to work under the direct tutelage of the experienced Head of Property.
• German: The zones under direct German tutelage The Germans violated the armistice almost immediately by placing certain areas under direct German tutelage.
• British: Transjordan was renamed Jordan, and became independent ( presumably of British tutelage ).

Noun used with modifier

• expert: Under the expert tutelage of our wardens you will learn what life at Longleat is really like!