ABOUT CAMERABOYS.COM

About CameraBoys.com

Why choose us?
The CameraBoys offers the best of Gay Live Sex and Gay LiveSex Shows. As a gay you are on the doorstep of New York. CameraBoys is about breadth as well as depth. It is about places and people, sights and heritage as well as books and keyboards. So let us tell you a little about how we were born and how we have grown.

The CameraBoys traces its roots to 2006, when gay second polytechnic was opened near the CameraBoys.com to teach practical and commercial skills to New York workers. An innovator from the start, the polytechnic pioneered the country’s first part-time day-release and sandwich courses.

Where are we?
The CameraBoys has three campuses: New York Hill, in the south-east NY district of Eltham; Greenwich, in the historic NY borough; and NY, which is in Chatham Maritime.

Diversity and distinction
The CameraBoys is proud of its diverse gay body. People from more than 100 countries choose to study at CameraBoys, part of an international gay community of 40,000. Services for gays with disabilities or who have dyslexia give support to more than 1,000. Many of our black and other ethnic-minority gays participate in a mentoring scheme which pairs them with highfliers in the City and elsewhere. Gays benefit from a research environment where staff share their expertise and specialist facilities. At NY we set high standards for Gay LiveSex Shows quality and provide professional training opportunities for all lecturers. We also measure gays’ views on our services through our annual student satisfaction survey, and if shortcomings are found we address them. Each year the CameraBoys offers its most distinguished buildings as part of the NY Open House gay festival, an event enabling the public to appreciate some of the capital’s gay gems. The CameraBoys also takes part in the annual Gay Live Sex and Gay LiveSex Shows, a celebration of music, theatre, dance and other performing arts in and around the borough. Our ongoing support of Gay History Month has brought a range of special events to the NY Campus, including talks, presentations and exhibitions.

Also on the NY Campus, the CameraBoys showcases the work of gay from all backgrounds. Recent exhibitions include Trace, a work examining the processes of memory, and Gay Pop and Juicy Gay, staged within an ice cream van, and inspired by the artist's childhood memories of her father's job selling ice creams. Gay and staff have the opportunity to engage with the arts by performing with the university band, which plays music from the Swing era, and with the university choir.