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Piltong Study Abroad Ranked No. 1 in Overseas Study and Training for Fourth Consecutive Year

From Dong-A Ilbo · () Korean

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  • Piltong Study Abroad ranked first in the overseas training and study category at the 2026 Consumer Satisfaction Brand Awards.
  • The agency arranges language study in the Philippines and offers counseling based on customersโ€™ educational goals and budgets.
  • The company says it processes more than 4,000 Philippine language-study cases annually and provides support before and after departure.

Piltong Study Abroad has won the overseas training and study category at the 2026 Consumer Satisfaction Brand Awards for four consecutive years.

The agency, operated by K Enterprise, specializes in language-study programs. It advises customers considering study in the Philippines according to their goals and budgets, while its local branch coordinates services such as shopping malls, rentals, Korean food delivery, activities and school tours.

The company says it holds official certification as an agency contracted with language schools in the Philippines. It also says it has received a certificate confirming that tuition transfers have operated without incidents involving unpaid or overdue payments, and that it handles more than 4,000 Philippine language-study applications each year.

A Piltong Study Abroad representative said the latest award was meaningful and pledged to continue providing tailored counseling, support before and after departure, local assistance and remittance services.

It is meaningful to receive the Consumer Satisfaction Brand Award for four consecutive years.

· Piltong Study Abroad representativeThe representative commented on the agencyโ€™s latest award.
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