CELTA in Phnom Penh
Experience world-class CELTA training in Cambodia’s vibrant capital
The training will be based at the Australian Centre for Education (ACE) Tuol Tompong Campus, one of Cambodia’s leading English language institutions. The campus offers a modern and well-equipped learning environment with comfortable classrooms, computer facilities, and a professional atmosphere ideal for intensive teacher training.
Taking your CELTA in Phnom Penh means combining professional growth with the excitement of living in one of Southeast Asia’s most dynamic capitals.
Why Choose Phnom Penh
Phnom Penh blends history, culture, and modern living. From elegant riverside cafés to bustling local markets, the city offers a rich and energetic lifestyle that inspires both work and exploration. Whether you’re walking along the riverside, exploring temples, or enjoying sunset views, Phnom Penh’s friendly atmosphere makes it easy to feel at home.
Accommodation
There are plenty of affordable short-term housing options available, from cozy guesthouses and serviced apartments to shared accommodations – all within a short commute to the training centre.
Popular neighborhoods include BKK1, Toul Tompong (Russian Market), and Tonle Bassac, known for their safety, convenience, and lively communities.
Walk Street
A highlight of Phnom Penh life is the Walk Street, open every weekend. It’s a lively gathering spot filled with street food stalls, handmade crafts, and live performances. The atmosphere is fun and friendly, offering everything from grilled seafood to fresh fruit smoothies. It’s the perfect way to unwind and enjoy local life after a busy week of CELTA training.
Food
Phnom Penh is a true paradise for food lovers. You can enjoy flavorful Cambodian dishes such as fish amok and lok lak, or explore a wide variety of international cuisines — from Korean BBQ and Japanese sushi to Italian pasta and vegan cafés. Street food is everywhere, affordable, and absolutely delicious — perfect for trainees on a budget who still want to experience local culture.
Food
Phnom Penh is a true paradise for food lovers. You can enjoy flavorful Cambodian dishes such as fish amok and lok lak, or explore a wide variety of international cuisines — from Korean BBQ and Japanese sushi to Italian pasta and vegan cafés. Street food is everywhere, affordable, and absolutely delicious — perfect for trainees on a budget who still want to experience local culture.
Transport
Getting around Phnom Penh is simple and convenient. Tuk-tuks, PassApp, and Grab rides are inexpensive and easy to book via mobile apps. Most trainees can reach the training centre, cafés, or key attractions within 15–20 minutes.