@wendell, I am still in high school, however I am going to be heading to university this fall for electrical engineering and computing technology. In the beginning of my second year (or possibly second term of first year?) I start my first co-op work term. these are four month periods in which you work for a company related to your field of study. This can be done in country (Canada) or within select countries around the world(US included). Now to my point; watching your more esoteric videos including DIY projects, some interesting in depth reviews, as well as much more complex work such as your manual reconstruction of a raid array(first video on the tekEnterprise channel), I watch in awe and try and push myself in that direction academically. Is there the possibility of working under you, or doing esoteric grunt work in exchange for a co-op credit? This peaked my interest regardless of it most likely not being possible.. but maybe it could happen? I have a long way to go before that time but I am curious if I should continue looking forward to the possibility or if I should cut the hope off where it is and get back to reality.
You probably want to @wendell this.
Be sure to check that his company does the work you want to study for your co-op credit. There is a contact form on his site which may be more appropriate than asking here on Tek Syndicate.
I think Wendell only does deathmatch.
(Har har.)
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Thanks @Kai , @wendelled it! I had never thought to check for a site but I suppose it would be a bit silly for him not to have one... the site has intrigued me however I don't think I will make this too formal until much closer to my co-op dates, this is just asking to see if it would even work, and then if it is a possibility I will further investigate when it comes time to do so.