Star Education Fair 2009

The TOC booth this year

The main attractions of our booth:

The A1 simulator


Aaron Lim, the driver of A1 team Malaysia driving the simulator

A Mini Cooper (put on display during the 1st day)


The Drive Smart Drive Safe Ambassador, Andrew Tan

Andrew giving out The Orange Book to visitors and fans during the fair


Hypertune girls with Ambassador Andrew


The Lions Club representative - Vincent Hoh and Sam Leong


TOC Staff - dedicated to cakes and muffins cars


Overall, it was a successful fair, with numbers of visitors predicted to exceed last years' at 70 000. TOC received over 500 enquiries and of which 92 turned up for the FREE OTTO Camp on Saturday, 17th January 2009.

Thank you all very much for your support and especially to Andrew Tan, Aaron Lim and the A1 team, the Hypertune girls - Jen Ai and Li Ling, Yumi, the Jia Yu team and last but not least, to all the staff, students and alumni that sacrificed your weekends to come help out.

Next up: OTTO Camp!! Stay tuned!

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Lions Club joins 'Drive Smart Drive Safe' campaign

PETALING JAYA: The Otomotif College (TOC) and Lions Club Kuala Lumpur North have joined hands to promote road safety.

Under the Memorandum of Understanding between the two, TOC will train Lions Club speakers for the "Drive Smart Drive Safe" (DS2) campaign, which is a series of free road safety workshops.

At the signing, TOC chief executive officer Adeline Foo said the college wishes to contribute to the development of the country's automotive industry by spreading the message of road safety.

"Our team will transfer our knowledge to the speakers from the Lions Club, so they can deliver the message to as many Malaysians as possible," she said.

Some 300 Lions attended the first DS2 workshop at TOC in Jalan 19/1, recently.

Lions Club Kuala Lumpur North president Lee Yew Foo said the collaboration with TOC is one of its community projects.

More DS2 workshops are scheduled on Oct 18, Nov 15 and Dec 20 at TOC.

The programme is recommended by the Malaysian Road Safety Council.

Modules include "Safe Driving At Night," "Defensive Driving," "How To Handle Emergencies While Driving" and "DIY Car Inspections."

Source: NST Online

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