Fairuz gets maiden drive ahead of Lotus official launch

F1 season is starting next month, and there has been alot of buzz about the debut of our own Malaysian Lotus F1 team. Read the news below as the team is almost ready for the upcoming big race..

Congratulations!

Fairuz gets maiden drive ahead of Lotus official launch

BFM Interview

Recently, TOC's CEO and founder Ms. Adelaine Foo was invited for an interview at BFM, The Business Station (radio frequency is FM89.9). The interview was for the slot "Raise Your Game" that aired at 11am, and the topic for the interview was "Technical Skills versus University Degrees".

Harwin Singh, currently a DAT student as well as Assistant Team Manager for Empire Motorsport, was chosen for the interview as well as BFM would like to hear from someone who's going through it. It was definitely an interesting and eye-opening experience for Harwin as this was his first radio interview.

Click here to go the BFM's podcast website and download the interview or listen to it by clicking the podcast below.

TOC Gives Back To Society

As an educational institution, TOC plays its part in social works by providing quality education system and practical training to churn out top notch automotive specialists, alongwhich TOC will also help to shape the youngsters' personality and ensure they are disciplined.

Besides being a responsible corporate citizen, TOC believes in giving back to the society to help those who are needy.

As Chinese New Year is looming near, TOC has been doing her bits in spreading love and warmth by giving out 'ang pow' (red packets) to old folks homes and orphanages.

Tuan Haji Aripin, TOC's Principal, and Ms. Adelaine Foo, CEO and founder of TOC, both dedicated a day out of their busy schedule and visited several old folks homes and orphanages located around Klang Valley.

The elders and children were delighted to see them, and both Tuan Haji Aripin and Ms. Foo spent time chatting and sharing stories with them, and therafter both TOC figures gave each and everyone of them an 'ang pow'.

Sometimes, what these elders and children need are just some love and care, and not material stuff like toys or fancy items. It's heart-wrenching when you know that some of them are abandoned by their family, or were living in a very bad situation with no one else to take care of them..

These shelters/homes as well as the volunteers are really doing a great deed in helping these needy ones, not only by providing a clean environment and meals for them, but also their emotional needs. So please give me a helping hand to those who are in need of your help.

TOC Train!

TOC embarked on something new this year.

For those of you who take the train every day or quite frequently, I'm sure you would have come across a train in black with orange and white wordings.

Yes, there are now TOC trains in the Klang Valley :)

There are three TOC trains going round the hearts of PJ and KL, which are KL Monorail, Ampang Line and Kelana Jaya Line.

With the striking orange designs against black background, TOC trains sure stand out among the crowd.

So, do look out for these trains whenever you pass by the rail line or are taking the trains ya!