Contact
Contact the Association
The Philippine Education Consulting Association (PECA) welcomes inquiries from Philippine language schools, international education institutions, media, government bodies, and Taiwanese agencies considering membership. Written correspondence goes through a single official mailbox.
Who Should Contact Us
PECA is an industry association, not an agency. It does not enroll students directly; student-facing services are delivered by certified member agencies. The Association itself handles institutional matters — the inquiries below reach the right desk.
Philippine language schools
Schools seeking representation in the Taiwan market through PECA's certified member agency network.
International education institutions
Organizations exploring cooperation on programs, fairs, or market research related to Taiwanese students.
Media & government bodies
Journalists, researchers, and public agencies seeking industry data, background, or an official position.
Prospective member agencies
Taiwan-based study-abroad agencies interested in joining the Association and passing its qualification review.
Contact Channels
The Association's official mailbox, monitored by the secretariat. English and Chinese correspondence are both welcome.
info@pecataiwan.orgPhone
Toll-free within Taiwan. Phone service is primarily in Chinese; for English inquiries, email is recommended.
0800-000-352
Office
The Association's registered office in central Taipei. Visits are by appointment — please write ahead to arrange a meeting.
17F, No. 270, Sec. 4, Zhongxiao E. Rd.,
Da'an Dist., Taipei, Taiwan
Direct Your Inquiry
Using the subject lines below helps the secretariat route your message without delay.
Partnership
For Philippine language schools and education providers seeking evaluation by the Association and introduction to its member agencies.
Partnership InquiryMembership
For Taiwanese study-abroad agencies interested in membership. Admission requires passing the Association's qualification review and accepting its service rules.
Membership InquiryMedia & Government
For interview requests, market data, official statements, and cooperation with public agencies or tourism bodies.
Media / Government InquiryWhat to Include in a Partnership Inquiry
Member agencies conduct on-site inspections and review partner schools before any recommendation is made, so a complete first message shortens the evaluation considerably.
Our certification standards and the for-schools overview describe the full review process.
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School profile
A brief institutional overview: history, ownership, campus facilities, and the programs you offer (ESL, IELTS, TOEIC, Business English, family programs).
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Location
City and campus address. Most Taiwanese demand concentrates in Cebu, Baguio, and Clark, but the Association reviews schools in other locations as well.
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Capacity
Student capacity, current enrollment mix by nationality, dormitory and meal arrangements, and typical 1-on-1 class volume per student.
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Accreditation
Copies or evidence of SSP accreditation, TESDA registration, and your business permit. Member agencies verify all three before recommending a school.
What to Expect After Writing
The secretariat reviews every inquiry and routes institutional matters to the board of directors and supervisors where a decision is required. Partnership evaluations involve document review and, where appropriate, an on-site inspection by member agencies, so substantive answers take longer than an acknowledgment. If your matter is time-sensitive — a press deadline or an event date — say so in the subject line.
Ready to Start the Conversation
One email reaches the Association's secretariat, its member network of certified agencies, and the board members who evaluate new partners.
Email info@pecataiwan.orgNot sure where your question fits? Start with the FAQ or learn more about the Association.