1. Understand the principles and process of colonoscopy: By the end of the session, participants should have a comprehensive understanding of the science underlying colonoscopy, the process of conducting the procedure, and its significance in the diagnosis and treatment of various colorectal conditions. 2. Master Colonoscope Navigation: Participants should be able to competently navigate the colonoscope, ensuring a thorough examination of the colon while minimizing patient discomfort and potential complications. 3. Acquire proper tissue sampling technique: Participants should be acquainted with the correct and safe technique to sample tissues during colonoscopy for biopsy and be aware of the associated pitfalls to avoid. 4. Recognize and respond to complications: Life-threatening complications can occur during colonoscopy. By the end of the session, participants should be familiar with common complications and their appropriate management. 5. Improve patient care aspects: Participants should learn strategies to enhance patient comfort and reduce anxiety during the procedure, including appropriate patient communication, pain management, and procedural sedation techniques.