We caught up with Johan Rossouw to find out about what he has been up to since completing his TEFL course at Destination TEFL, Siem Reap....

Tim attended our January 2021 course in Siem Reap, Cambodia. We caught up with him to see what he is up to now. Here’s what Tim has to...

This course has been one of the best things I have done in a long time, and I hope that you get as much value from the experience as I have.

if you fancy venturing away from Pub Street, here are a few alternative evening entertainment ideas to try.

Sometimes, a movie (or book) can put a place on the map and inspire travellers to visit.

Complete your TEFL course in Cambodia.

Don’t worry too much if you make mistakes – the locals will appreciate that you have tried, and a bit of mime and gesture will go far.

food plays an integral part in the beliefs as well as ceremonies and rituals – and should be considered when travelling in SE Asia.

To truly discover a new place, you need to incorporate all the senses, not just sight.

You’ll find many unusual fruits in SE Asia, Don’t be scared to try them all at least once – you may just discover your new favourite fruit!

ou'll see them everywhere. Ornate and colourful doll-size houses on stilts strategically positioned outside every home, business and school.

You can’t go to SE Asia and not try a delicious and nutritious ice cold young coconut. The coconut palm plays a big part of life in Asia.

Enjoy your visit to SE Asia, knowing that you have not contributed to unethical wildlife tourism.

You could blissfully be unaware of any offence you are causing, so brush up on what you can and can't do before visiting Cambodia.

A history lesson you say? Yawn… But when facts are interesting, then a good history lesson is well worth a read.