Good Responses for TOC OTTO Camp!

We received overwhelming responses for our OTTO Camp last week!

We have more than 300 visitors flocking to our campus, to find out more information about courses offered as well as services available.

The youngsters getting some hands-on experience

Besides, these visitors also had the chance to see our advanced facilities, such as 4-wheel dynamometer, engine simulators and EFI machines. They were seen listening attentively to our trainers explaining about specific components and its functions, and some of them even got the opportunity to try out certain tasks.

“I enjoyed myself very much. Every station fed me with some beneficial knowledge and I managed to catch a glimpse of my dream cars – The Skyline and Subaru,” said Marvin Raj, 17, an SPM school leaver from Cheras.

Interested parents interacting with our experienced trainers

After the tour and demonstration, many interested visitors went on to talk to our admissions counsellor to get more information about the courses, fees structure as well as seeking advices on career opportunities available.

Our professional admissions counsellor explaining about our courses and services to parents

Before leaving, all visitors were given a unique TOC green bag filled with custom made 2010 motorsport calendar poster.

If you missed out the last OTTO Camp, fret not, as we will be having another round on April 17, 2010, from 10am-4pm. Call 03-7955 2811 now to register as seats are limited.

The Otomotif College Open Office in Sabah!

With the increased interest in automotive courses throughout Malaysia, TOC has opened an office in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah to facilitate the needs of the students from there. In conjunction with the launch, TOC is giving away a free flight to KLIA for all Sabah students who register for the May 2010 intake (Terms & Conditions Apply). This is to assist them in shouldering their financial burden.

The Sabah Office is strategically located in the heart of Kota Kinabalu at the ground floor of Kompleks Asia City. Students and parents interested in automotive courses can now find our experienced counselors at the office to enquire further about the myriad of opportunities in this booming industry.

Rapid development and the increasing demand of automobiles in Sabah has fueled the demand for well trained and highly competent automotive technicians. Contact TOC’s Sabah Office to find out more about your future in the automotive industry.

TOC Sabah Office
Unit No. G103A, Kompleks Asia City, Jalan Asia City, Asia City, 88000 Kota Kinabalu.
(Kompleks Asia City)
T: 088-488950 F: 088-488960

Sabah State Partners:
Rosni Majimbu: rosni@otomotif.edu.my Mobile: +6014 378 8879
Frankie Fong Kah Vei: kahvei@otomotif.edu.my Mobile: +6012 802 7768

OTTO Camp/Open Day

We have yet another exciting activity coming up this Saturday (March 20)!


For those of who you who would like to experience first hand what is it like to be an automotive student, the high-end facilities and equipment such as the four-wheel dynamometer, DEGEM AT-2000, engine simulators, Nissan Skyline, Subaru ver.8 STI as well as highly experienced trainers.

Besides, you will be able to get more information about the courses offered, and also interact with our current students and trainers for more in-depth

OTTO Camp is divided into two sessions, the morning session starts at 10am whereas the afternoon session starts at 2pm. Hurry up and register for this thrilling event as limited seats are available.

Call us at 03-7955 2811 for more information!

TOC in Facon Fair KLCC

ATTENTION!!

There is a major event coming up that gives all of you a chance to know more about TOC.

First up:

March 13 & 14, 11am-6pm, Facon Exhibition Fair, KL Convention Centre

TOC is participating in this fair to educate the public on the courses and services offered. We have exciting acitivities lined up for both days, such as the simulator for all to get a feel of driving in an A1 racing car as well as the thrill of speed. Besides, we are also giving away free magazines to everyone who drops by TOC booth, and there will also be two Hypertune girls present to hype up the crowd.

The simulator wrapped with TOC design

Hypertune girls will be there..

Furthermore, to give the public an in-depth insights on the career opportunities available in the motorsport industry, TOC has invited experienced industry figure, Ashraff Dewal, team principal of Empire Motorsports to give a talk on the said topic, as well as to share with the audience his vast experiences in this industry.

The details of the talk are as follow:

First session: March 13, 1.10pm-1.40pm, Room B (Hall 4)

Second session: March 14, 3.50pm - 4.20pm, Room B (Hall 4)

So, do drop by TOC booth on the date and time stated above, as you will see a very unique booth designs that resembles a race circuit!

See you there!

Student having fun in the month of February

February has been alot of fun for TOC students as there were two events organised for the student.

Firstly, there was the Student Council BBQ Night. This event is specially arranged for the Student Council members as they have been working very hard for the team and also for the welfare of the students, thus they earned the opportunity to party and enjoy themselves.

Food!

About 15 members turned up for the event, along with lecturers and staff who were invited for the "makan-makan" session. The Student Council members chipped in to help with the preparations of the food, barbecuing the food and also in putting together games for all to play.

Everybody gathering around the food.

Musical Chairs!

Students and staff playing the "finish-the-food-asap-without-using-hands" game

It was definitely an enjoyable night as there was enough food to share, games session were entertaining and fun, and it was also a good opportunity for the students, lecturers and staff to mingle about without the formality.

Group picture

As for the second event, it was the Chinese New Year celebration for all staff and students. It has been a tradition for TOC to organise a CNY celebration each year in the campus. Besides to usher in the new year and hope for good fortune and successful year ahead, it is also for international students and foreign trainers to get to know the Chinese culture and what it entails.

Students tossing "yee sang"

On this special celebration day, we have prepared the must-have"yee sang", a raw salmon salad comprised of shredded vegetables and a variety of sauces and condiments. This dish actually symbolise abundance and prosperity, and all the students and staff tossed the ingredients into the air while saying various auspicious various out loud.

Trainers took part too!

Another auspicious tradition was the lion dance, as it is the symbol of power, of warding off evil spirits and bad stuff. We invited the incredible lion dance troupe from Catholic High School (CHS) to perform, and what a great show they gave us!!

The great lion dance performance from CHS

The lions peeling the pomelo and mandarin oranges

The lions mingle with our students

Saman, an international student from Iran, said: "This is my first time seeing a lion dance performance and also tossing "yee sang". These two traditions are very unique and I'm glad I had a chance to be see it with my own eyes as well as being a part of it."

Internationals students with TOC staff.. Saman is the guy who stood behind