Jim,There are many companies that would be willing to offer experience to your student, It would be much better if you gave a more specific set of goals and her / his interests in computing. For instance, Do They like hardware or software ( this is important, I started in an industry, when i discovered the ability to control physical objects through software blew my mind.. For me it was very big toys... aircraft :-) ) many of my peers are purely analytical and love number crunching. Hands on or developing ? There are so many more angles and I understand a young mind is still searching... What does your student do for hobbies. Its all relevant and will help make the one day so much more valuable for them and the company that will offer their time.Best of luck Robert Hoonjan
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