<p>The AAJA-Asia Student Reporting Mentorship Program pairs aspiring student journalists in the Asia Pacific with working reporters who guide them through producing a publishable piece. Run by the Asian American Journalists Association's Asia Chapter, it combines online workshops with one-to-one editing support culminating in the annual N3Con conference.</p><ul><li>Selection: up to 15 students chosen by an AAJA-Asia jury each year</li><li>Eligibility: students in the Asia Pacific region interested in journalism, including older JC and university-level participants</li><li>Format: online workshops and remote mentor-mentee pairings</li><li>Participant benefit: complimentary registration to the N3Con media conference and publication of top stories on the N3Con site</li><li>Cost: free; mentors volunteer pro bono</li></ul><p>Applications open annually with a fixed window; interested students should monitor the AAJA-Asia Student Programs page for the next call.</p>