Sittakorn Eiamyim, a
Communication Arts student from Suan
Nanthi College, overcame more than 300
applicants to be selected as one of 30
participants in the 28th "Little
Pigeon" training program. He will
join the winning group from the
practical training organized by the Thai
Journalists Association. The program
aims to enhance students' knowledge,
understanding, and essential skills for
news work. The training focuses on
learning a systematic news-making
process, from gathering information and
selecting news topics to planning and
conducting fieldwork. From basic news
reporting to effective news
presentation, the training was honored
by the presence of highly skilled news
professionals, including Busarin
Worasomith, Katchapong Leelapongrit,
Sorawich Boonchankong, Nipawan
Kaewrakmook, N. Rinee Ruangnu, Afnan
Abdullah, Anchan Anchaisri, and many
others. They shared their knowledge on
news reporting topics such as feature
writing, identifying key issues, using
AI in news reporting, and the
responsibility of journalists to
society. Throughout the training,
students participated in both lectures
from experienced news professionals and
practical activities. These activities
encouraged students to think critically,
analyze, formulate questions, and
conduct news reporting based on
simulated scenarios, providing a deeper
understanding of the real-world work of
journalists. The training also provided
opportunities for students to exchange
ideas and experiences. Students were
divided into five editorial teams for
practical news reporting exercises. Mr.
Sittakorn's team, assigned to the
pink team, won first place for their
news presentation and production,
reflecting their ability to work
effectively as a team and apply the
knowledge gained from the training. This
project was held from January
14–17, 2026 at the Best Western
Hotel, Chatuchak, and organized by the
Thai Journalists Association. (Credit:
Photo Credit: Content and Digital News
Program Facebook
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