New Session: Basic Sewing and Patternmaking Course

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The year just began, and what better way to start the year than making your dreams real. This does not happen by waiting and watching, you have got to take steps. We have taken steps to help you; by creating this course and we sure do want you to be a part of the learning process, and do it early.

We would be keeping you accountable, ensuring the time for this course is maximized.

We are starting out the year offering you The Basic sewing and Pattern making course for person(s) who are new to the sewing and pattern making world. In this course, we start at the scratch, you get to learn about the sewing machine, how to sew straight stitches, sew on zippers, pattern draft and sew a basic skirt and so much more.

The fees for the course is Thirty Thousand Naira (N30,000), and those register on or before Friday, 22 January, 2016 get a discount of about 16%.

This Course is for anyone who wants to learn how to make garments professionally starting from the basics

Here are the details of the Course:
Start Date:    26 January, 2016
Time:              11am - 3:30pm
Duration:       8 weeks (Tuesday, Wednesdays and Fridays)
Course Fees: N30,000.

How to Register: Simply pay the fees into the Osas Olumese account, 0136026601, Guarantee Trust Bank, and please contact us through any of the means below once payment has been made:

Phone:           07087269825, 07046287227
WhatsApp: +234 708 726 9825
E-Mail:          osasolumese@gmail.com

Do not procrastinate!
We look forward to having you.

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  1. Iyke9 January 2016 at 19:56

    Nice one babe, its great entrepreneurship skills

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