Young Endoscopist Forum

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  • Annual Meeting of IYEA Friends

Annual Meeting of IYEA Friends

We warmly welcome all past IYEA participants to join this special gathering.
This gathering features a dinner reception, a special video testimonial project that highlights personal insights gained through the IYEA experience, and a Lucky Draw for Participants. From these submissions, three outstanding videos will be selected, and each creator will receive a modest prize.

*While former participants are encouraged to take part in the main IYEA 2026 sessions and the Annual Meeting dinner, please note that official regulations DO NOT allow them to participate in the domestic Training Center or Hands-on programs.

IYEA Video Production Guidelines

  • 1. Introduction
    • Introduce yourself (name, background)
    • Mention when & which event you attended.
  • 2. Motivation
    • Describe what inspired you to participate in the event.
    • Mention your goals or expectations before attending.
  • 3. Key Experiences
    • Discuss memorable sessions.
    • Mention what aspects made them memorable or valuable (e.g., interactive workshops, networking opportunities, hands-on projects).
  • 4. Main Takeaways and Learned Skills
    • Describe any new insights or knowledge gained.
    • Emphasize how the event supported your professional and personal growth.
    • Provide concrete examples where possible, such as a new approach or strategy you plan to apply.
  • 5. Impact on Future Plans
    • Share how the event influences your future goals or career.
    • Highlight any collaborations or follow-up projects sparked by the event.
  • 6. Memorable Moments
    • Include a brief anecdote or story that reflects the event’s spirit.
    • Personal narratives can help your video feel more authentic and relatable.
  • 7. Advice for Future Attendees
    • Provide practical tips on what to expect and how to prepare.
    • Recommend ways to maximize the experience, such as networking or participating in special sessions.
  • 8. Acknowledgements
    • If relevant, thank organizers, mentors, or fellow participants.
    • Recognizing people who influenced or supported you adds a positive, appreciative tone.
  • 9. Closing
    • Summarize your overall impression of the event.
    • Reinforce its value to encourage others who might be interested.

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