Evening Classes Alert

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YES!

Evening Classes are now opened for registration. We are using the same curriculum used in the day classes, as a response to requests we have received from people who would love to use their free time in the evening to acquire sewing and pattern making skill.

This is perfect for fitting in around work, family, or play.

For more about the course, click here and here.

Start Date:                          18 May, 2015
Duration:                             2month (Monday, Tuesday and Friday).
Time:                                    4pm to 7pm

Course of payment options:
The fees is 30,000 Naira, and we are offering 2 payment options:

Option 1:
Payment of the full fees on/before class commencement date entitles you to a discount of 16.67% off the fees. That 5,000 Naira 0ff!

Option 2:
Installment payment of a maximum of 2 installments 18,000 Naira upfront and 12,000 Naira(due on before the sixth week of the course)

If you choose this option, you are not entitle to the discount, and we encourage you to do your upfront payment on/before the class commencement date to enable us prepare for you and get all your materials ready.

Regardless of the payment option, the fees include a sewing kit and course materials.

Registration entails payment of course fees and the filling of registration form. Register today as limited slots are available.

For more information:

Telephone: 0704 628 722
Whatsapp: 0708 726 9828
Email: osasolumeses@gmail.com


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