CREMES Research Mentorship Program Headquarters & Office Locations

CREMES Research Mentorship Program is headquartered in Dar es Salaam, Dar es Salaam Region, Tanzania. Founded in 2020, the company employs approximately 125 people worldwide.

Where is CREMES Research Mentorship Program's main office?

CREMES Research Mentorship Program's main headquarters office is located at N/A Sinza B Mori Street Plot No. S11-1c531 Salaam, Dar es Salaam, Dar es Salaam Region 31086, Tanzania. This is the company's primary corporate address.

What does CREMES Research Mentorship Program do?

For several years that CSK Research Solutions have been supporting implementation of research activities in Tanzania, we have had an opportunity to work with many talented and highly committed young people as research assistants (mostly as data collectors). Many of whom reported having worked as data collectors for many years (some up to 10 years) with very few having had an opportunity to receive further training in other research skills, despite their passion to advance their careers in research. Having noted this burning desire among our part-time research assistants, CSK Research Solutions initiated, in Nov 2020, CREMES Research Mentorship program. Mentees were selected through a highly competitive process prioritizing those with a passion for developing a career as researchers, including those who had shown great commitment while working with CSK as part-time research assistants. Through the program, mentees are not only offered with technical research skills but also other soft skills such as work ethics & professionalism, communication & interpersonal skills, time management & priority setting etc. Further, mentees are continuously mentored through research activities that they undertake, and their performance closely monitored. Mentees stay motivated through the program’s highly motivating systems where best performers are not only offered more work opportunities but also career development opportunities in research, including further training in more advanced research skills and funding opportunities for master’s degree programs in Tanzania-based universities. Since inception of the program, CSK has observed significant improvement in commitment towards higher quality research deliverables among its part-time research assistants (who are all part of the mentorship program). Currently, the program has a total of 87 mentees: of whom, 67 are bachelor’s degree holders in various fields, 12 are master’s degree holders, and 8 have diplomas/advance diplomas.