Centurion Auto Group Limited

Centurion had the pleasure of training the Australian Embassy this week. While the weather was very hot (41c in the training lot), the group made the best out of it.

We ended up customizing a 2 day stage 3 training that consisted of driving dynamics, security and general guidelines. Students were focused and inquisitive throughout the class asking many questions and interacting on a routine basis.

The practical training in our private test lot was a scorcher (even the asphalt was melting)! But students remained focused in performing ABS braking, lane change, and slalom exercises. Our team was very happy to see improvement throughout the day with numerous students in relation to the smoothness of the inputs and speed carried.

Centurion Auto would like to thank the Australian Embassy for providing us the opportunity to train your drivers and look forward to working together in the future.

Last weekend Centurion was pleased to work together with the Myanmar British Embassy for their annual driver training regime. This is the second time around for this group so we were able to discuss items in more detail than usual. Great questions were asked and students continued to be very positive and involved throughout the course. Centurion Auto is very thankful for the opportunity to work with the British Government on providing modern driving techniques to improve their Employees safety while on the road.

While most government institutions follow a steadfast annual or bi-annual safety training for their worker’s benefit, its sad to see many corporations in Myanmar not requiring any safety training for their employees. These courses help save lives and improve employee morale. Please contact us today to discuss what driver training course is the most beneficial to your company.

This week Centurion helped design and create “Drive” magazines car of the year road tests. Our C.O.O. Ye Kyaw Swar designed and implemented a road course design that could put all this year’s COTY candidates through some challenging and fun exercises to test their limits and feedback.

Overall, over 45 vehicles were tested with copious notes taken. Please stay tuned as the Myanmar Car of the Year will be announced November 2nd. Centurion was honored to be placed in charge of the testing segment of the MCOTY.

We also got some time to catch up with the team as our C.E.O. Flew in to oversee the proceedings and our old operations assistant Baw Baw stopped by to discuss his exciting new job offer. Good luck Baw Baw, we are proud of you!