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Your Video Introduction

Welcome to your new program! To help everyone get to know each other, please create a short video
introducing yourself. Think of this as your chance to tell your new classmates a bit about who you
are and why you're here. Submit the video to my email: [Link]@[Link] by
Wednesday, September 10th 2025 at 12.00pm.

The video should be no longer than 60-90 seconds and should include the following information.

1. Your Name

Start by clearly stating your full name.

2. Place of Origin

Where are you from? You can mention your hometown, city, or country. Feel free to add a fun fact
about your place, like a famous landmark or a local tradition.

3. Previous School

Mention the high school or university you attended before starting this program.

4. Hobbies

What do you enjoy doing in your free time? Share a couple of your passions, whether it's a sport, a
creative hobby, a favorite book genre, or a new skill you're learning.

5. Why You Chose This Program

This is your chance to share your excitement. Briefly explain what attracted you to this study program
and what you hope to learn or achieve.

Tips for a Great Video

 Be Natural and Authentic: Speak as if you're talking to a friend. Your personality is the most
important part of this video!
 Good Lighting: Stand in a well-lit area. Natural light from a window works best. Make sure
the light is in front of you, not behind you.
 Clear Audio: Try to record in a quiet place with no background noise. Speak clearly and project
your voice.
 Keep it Short: Practice what you'll say a few times to make sure it fits within the 60-90 second
time limit.
 Look at the Camera: It's a simple trick, but looking directly at the camera creates a more
personal connection with the viewer.

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