Inspiring skills development at every level

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Our team is passionate about skills development and believe in empowering those who participate in our programmes. We know that skills and behavioural development translates into value and achievement of organisational and personal goals. We believe we can help you to find the solutions enabling you and your teams to achieve your potential.

Vision, Service, Responsiveness, Ethics

Adding value to each customer exchange, making appropriate use of knowledge, insights and expertise and being honest, fair and respectful in our dealings with every stakeholder.

Quality, Innovation and Results Focus

We have a continuous improvement culture, engaging in appropriate risk taking and the use of metrics to demonstrate value for money.

Engagement, Optimism, Unity

Commitment and loyalty to our stakeholders within a ‘can do' culture while having genuine concern for the welfare and development of every person with whom we engage.

Karen Glen MSc, B.Ed., Dip RE, ABPI, MInstLM

Director

Member of the Institute of Leadership, Associate Member of the Community Learning Standards Council.

Management & training; Karen has a Masters in Human Resource Management (2011) from Strathclyde Business School and an education background. Karen has been involved in designing and delivering innovative programmes to help individuals transition from education to work and career transition initiatives.

Practical management & leadership experience; Karen has extensive experience as a line manager in the private and public sector. After graduating Karen worked in various sales and business development roles within the pharmaceutical industry and prior to Curriculo Solutions, she was the Head of the Careers at Skills Development Scotland (SDS). Karen’s passion is in coaching individuals to reach their potential and developing initiatives to help them reach their goals and ambitions.

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Nic Groom

South African rugby union player, who completed the programme while playing as a scrum-half and team captain for Edinburgh in the Pro14.​

Richie Gray 

Scotland international rugby union player, who completed the programme while playing for Glasgow Warriors.

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Zoe Black MSc. PhD.,C.Psychol,

HCPC-registered practitioner sport and exercise psychologist.

I am a sport and exercise psychologist and have experience working in a variety of high-performance settings and across a variety of sports including swimming, football, rugby, basketball, and tennis. My practice takes a holistic approach encompassing all aspects of a client’s life into our work. Honesty, empathy, and respect are my guiding principles. I work with clients to develop their understanding of themselves and teach them skills and techniques that will enhance their performance on and off to the pitch. I believe sport psychology is as much about personal development and wellbeing as it is about performance enhancement.

Pete Coffee BSc, PhD, C.Psychol., AFBPsS,
HCPC-registered practitioner sport and exercise psychologist, SFHEA

I have been a practicing sport and exercise psychologist and higher education academic for over 10 years. My practice and research have focused on athlete identity; athlete support; and how athletes explain novel, negative, and unexpected events. I have a keen interest to work with elite and professional athletes around aspects related to wellbeing, identity, support, and across career transitions. My philosophical approach to practice is grounded in Christian principles.

Rhys Llewellyn MPharm, Birmingham University

Rhys is a Trainee Pharmacist at North Bristol NHS Trust and MPharm graduate from the University of Birmingham. He has previously worked in community pharmacy and pharmaceutical industry and is a trained vaccinator. Formerly an executive member of the British Pharmaceutical Students' Association, Rhys has represented UK pharmacy students at congresses in Serbia, Slovenia and Belgium. Rhys' interests in pharmacy are primarily health economics and global pharmacy, with clinical interests in cardiovascular and renal medicine. 

Outside of pharmacy his main interests are rugby, cricket and cycling. Rhys is currently applying to train as a Royal Marine alongside his work in pharmacy. 

Amna Suleman MPharm, De Montfort University, Leicester

Fourth year pharmacy student, pharmacy dispenser and newly appointed member of the team.  

I knew quite early on what I wanted to do as a career and have been working towards it ever since. Working as a pharmacy dispenser during my studies has given me the opportunity to meet the people that I can make a difference to whilst also being able to put some of the theory I have been taught into practice.  

Discipline, a good work ethic, determination and integrity have helped me get this far and I plan on applying these throughout my post as an ambassador for Curriculo solutions on the Pharmacists for the future programme.  

I enjoy contributing where I can and took up the post of student representative to voice the concerns of my year group for a couple of years. In my first year as a representative, I was nominated for course rep of the year. 

When I’m not working or studying, I like to spend time in the great outdoors with my family. That can be anything from hiking, canoeing, rock climbing to white water rafting. In the future, I would like to see more of what the world has to offer and hopefully help people along the way.

The Institute Of Leadership 

Many of the Curriculo Solutions key programmes have been independently verified as world-class, by The Institute of Leadership.

We are Institute Approved!

https://www.institutelm.com/what-we-do/institute-approved.html