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Translation - Turkish-English - KULLANILAN STANDART FORMLAR Ä°Ã§ Mentorluk ...

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Title	KULLANILAN STANDART FORMLAR Ä°Ã§ Mentorluk ...
Text Submitted by turkishdjem	Source language: Turkish KULLANILAN STANDART FORMLAR Ä°Ã§ Mentorluk YÃ¶netici Takip Formu Ä°Ã§ Mentorluk DanÄ±ÅŸan Genel DeÄŸerlendirme Formu Ä°Ã§ Mentorluk DanÄ±ÅŸan DeÄŸerlendirme Formu Ä°Ã§ Mentorluk DanÄ±ÅŸman DeÄŸerlendirme Formu

Title	STANDARD FORMS
Translation English Translated by smy	Target language: English STANDARD FORMS THAT ARE USED Internal Mentorship Director Follow-up Form Internal Mentorship Advisee General Evaluation Form Internal Mentorship Advisee Evaluation Form Internal Mentorship Advisor Evaluation Form

Validated by kafetzou - 1 October 2007 03:24

Last messages

	Author	Message
		29 September 2007 05:10
	kafetzou Number of messages: 7963	We don't say "consulter", so I changed these terms to "advisee" and "advisor". Do you think that's OK?
		29 September 2007 05:53
	smy Number of messages: 2481	doesn't it mean "one who is advised"? it's okey if it also means "one who asks for advice".
		29 September 2007 14:41
	kafetzou Number of messages: 7963	An advisee is someone who is getting advised. An advisor is someone who is giving advice.
		29 September 2007 14:50
	smy Number of messages: 2481	yani "advisee"=tavsiye edilen, Ã¶ÄŸÃ¼t verilen, "danÄ±ÅŸan" deÄŸil. it would be okey if we assume he/she is getting advised because he/she has asked to be advised
		29 September 2007 15:15
	kafetzou Number of messages: 7963	Well, yes - especially if they are already at the point where they're doing an evaluation, right?
		30 September 2007 13:27
	smy Number of messages: 2481	OK but normally we don't say "danÄ±ÅŸan" too, though grammatically it's possible to say so.