Opening Times
Monday to Friday:
08:00 – 18:00
Saturday & Sunday:
Closed
Bank Holidays:
Closed
We welcome students from 16 to 60+ to learn English on any of our adult courses. We have over 50 different nationalities studying with us every year and small class sizes of a maximum of just 10 students per class. Did you know that 98% of Celtic students would recommend us to their friends and family?
CEA's Benefits
Excellent city centre location
Small class sizes - maximum 10 students per class
Quality teaching - all our teachers are native English speakers and CELTA or DELTA qualified
British Council accredited
Warm and friendly Welsh welcome!
CEA's Gallery
CEA Facilities
Free WiFi
Free wireless internet access throughout our buildings
Free Mineral Water
Free water is available in the reception and student areas. Unlimited use.
Hot Drinks
14 different hot drinks options available.
21 Classrooms
Interactive whiteboards or projectors available in most classrooms.
IT Room
Access to internet connected computers with Microsoft programmes.
Library
Books, magazines and an expanding selection of English language DVDs available.
Student Testimonials
My teachers were really enthusiastic and helpful. I improved my level of English.
Daniel
32 years-old, from Spain
My teacher’s knowledge of English as well as other subjects is amazing. I think that he really helped me with my English.
Astinas
25 years old, from Saudi Arabia
Key facts
Established
2004
Location
Cardiff City Centre
No. of students
350 in high season
150 in low season
Maximum class size
10 (average 8)
Meet the World
Location
12, 14 and 18 Park Grove, Cathays, Cardiff,
CF10 3BN, United Kingdom
+44 (0)2920 344805
Excellent city centre location
Short walk to the Cardiff University buildings
2 minutes’ walk to the National Museum of Wales in Cardiff
5 minutes’ walk to Cardiff’s main high street and shopping centres
Nearest…
Bus stop: Dumfries Place
5 minutes’ walk
Train station: Queen Street
5 minutes’ walk
Pub: Pen & Wig
Opposite the academy
Park: City Hall Gardens
5 minutes’ walk