Supervisees, also known as supervisees, is a collective noun used to refer to individuals who are being supervised or receiving guidance and oversight from a supervisor or mentor. The term specifically emphasizes the role of these individuals as recipients of supervision and highlights their position of being observed, monitored, and supported by a superior or more experienced person.
In professional settings, such as the workplace, educational institutions, or training programs, supervisees typically consist of employees, subordinates, interns, trainees, or learners who are under the direct or indirect guidance of a supervisor, manager, teacher, or mentor. They are entrusted with specific tasks, duties, or responsibilities that require supervision, feedback, and evaluation in order to ensure their successful progress, growth, and development.
Supervisees benefit from the expertise, knowledge, and support provided by their supervisor, who acts as a guide, advisor, or coach. This relationship allows supervisees to receive direction, clarification, and constructive feedback on their work or performance. Supervisors ensure that the supervisees understand their responsibilities, monitor their progress, and provide necessary resources or guidance whenever needed.
The term "supervisees" highlights the subordinate or passive role of these individuals in the supervisory relationship, focusing on their need for supervision, guidance, and mentorship. It denotes individuals who are being supervised and are expected to follow instructions, receive feedback, and adapt their practices accordingly.
