As the supply of education increased and the education itself been commercialized, education providers, especially for the continuing education, face hard competition now and have to increase the customer satisfaction and then loyalty in order to survive in the market. Education has transferred form a teaching-oriented into a customer-oriented activity. This study investigated the impacts of the perceptions of teaching quality, complementary product quality, service quality, and relationship quality on the students' satisfaction in the continuing education. The results show that the student's satisfaction is mainly affected by the teaching quality and the impact of teaching quality on satisfaction is different with the impact of complementary product quality. The results also suggest some implications for the value of service and relationship quality in continuing education.