Summer Fashion Course

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Ignite your creativity this summer with our exciting Summer Fashion School in Kano!

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Summer Fashion Course

Designed exclusively for secondary school students, this program introduces the fundamentals of fashion design, styling, and garment construction.

Immerse yourself in interactive workshops, practical demonstrations, and hands-on projects that will unleash your creative potential. Our carefully curated curriculum ensures maximum value and tangible knowledge acquisition.

Join our Beginner Sewing and Pattern Making for Teenagers course and embark on a transformative journey. Secure your spot today for only 30,000 Naira. The course runs for 6 weeks, three times a week.

learn more about the course here.

Contact us for the precise start date during the long vacation period between June and September.


Classes are held at Osas Olumese, Number 28, Opposite Kabo Holdings, Airport Road, Kano.

Register now by purchasing a registration form for just 2,000 Naira, and paying the course fees.

Pay the required fees either by cash or online transfer to the "Osas Olumese" account 007282528 at any Access Bank branch.

Once you've completed these steps, notify us through telephone, WhatsApp, or email so we can prepare for your upcoming classes.

Telephone:  08127008535

WhatsApp:   08127008535

E-Mail:         osasolumese@gmail.com

We look forward to have you join us!

Location: Kano, Nigeria

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