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WHO WE ARE

Welcome to OumaGYA - we work with a network of hotels, hotels and resorts as well as Camps in the USA to provide Professional Training for Hospitality graduates in South Africa as well as Gap year, Summer camp in the USA with a J1 visa.
Contact us on +27 (0) 827555503
and via WhatsApp on +27 (0) 64 683 8995

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Hospitality

Hospitality/Tourism and Culinary Opportunities We are proud to be working hand in hand with American hotels to offer young South Africans the opportunity to work in the USA for 1 year on a hospitality internship program at leading resorts and hotels throughout the USA. Now is the time to gather valuable international work experience in the field of Culinary, F&B and Rooms Division positions.

Summer Camp/ GAP Yr

USA Summer Camp is a big opportunity for any South African between the ages of 19-27 to experience American culture by working for 9-13 weeks. There are over 16000 camps in the USA offering seasonal camp counselor work for youths across the world.Click Here to Watch a video

Education USA

We offer guidance to South Africans who wishes to complete their Undergraduate and or Postgraduate studies in the United States of America. There are over 4000 accredited higher education and over 100 study disciplines.

TESTIMONIALS

The camp taught me that I am capable of leading a group alone and that I have good communication skills and awesome on the work I do. Being a camp counsellor has likely taught me creativeness and empathy.

I’ve learnt that everyone is different and most of us are here to learn and learn each other’s culture and to improve our English.

I’ve learned that English is a common language to communicate with people who speak and understand different languages and it’s the barrier to understand each other.

Also have picked up that some people do know the geographical differences and know about different countries and continents while some are just well taught about the country, they reside in.

Camp has taught me that I am more resilient than I thought. Participating in the outdoor survival challenges made me realize that I can handle difficult situations calmly and effectively. I also learned that I need to work on my patience, especially during team activities where everyone has different ideas.

Interacting with other international youth has taught me the value of diverse perspectives. I've learned new traditions and customs, such as different ways of celebrating holidays and unique daily routines

These interactions have improved my communication skills, as I’ve had to find common ground and understand different accents and expressions. Overall, it's made me more open-minded and appreciative of global diversity.

Camp taught me how to be more alert with my surroundings, it taught me that to become more independent and express myself fully. Camp taught me to be free about who I am and where I come from. It taught me how to become a better me.

I learned that the English that I speak is not the same because we tend to not understand each other at times especially since my words are very clear when I pronounce them and for them, they’re not clear. I learned that they don’t know a lot about the other countries or continents that’s why I try to teach them about South Africa. I am also learning Jamaican language which Patwa and I understand it a little bit. I learned that we all come to the US to change our backgrounds.

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