Discipleship (noun)

1. The state or condition of being a disciple, or a follower of a particular teacher or leader.
2. The teachings or instruction provided to a disciple or student.

Origin:

From the noun disciple, meaning "a follower or student".

Examples:

1. He dedicated his life to the discipleship of Jesus Christ.
2. She embraced the discipleship of the Zen master.
3. The discipleship under the guru was challenging but rewarding.
4. The discipleship program was designed to develop leadership skills.
5. The principles of discipleship were central to the religious community.