Sue Crane MA Ed

Sue is an experienced educator, specialising in professional development and workplace based learning.  She has run a successful educational consultancy (International Training) since 1993.  Her previous experience was in community and adult learning, the voluntary sector and the United Nations, where she worked with international students and assisted in a major development programme for UN staff.

Sue works with the Wessex Deanery. Her current areas of work include appraisal training and GP doctors in training. Sue also manages the successful protected learning time project in Portsmouth, for GP practices, and facilitates a range of training and away days in general practice.

Sue worked extensively on the Portsmouth City Teaching PCT project, including developing and delivering an organisation-wide leadership development programme. Sue continues her interest in leadership development, communication skills, mentorship, and coaching.

Sue has worked with organisations to develop competency-based approaches to learning, including NACRO (National Association for the Care and Resettlement of Offenders), and the Dental Vocational Training Scheme. Sue has helped to develop inter-disciplinary programmes, such as the ALERT programme for junior doctors, the postgraduate Human Nutrition course for the combined Royal Colleges, and the Professional Doctorate for the University of Portsmouth. Sue worked with Professor Graham Gibbs on the national Improving Student Learning project, and assisted in staff development at many British universities, and the University of Sri Lanka.

Sue has published in a range of journals, most recently in Mental Health Practice, looking at the benefits of complementary therapies in relation to smoking cessation in AMH clients.

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