Summer Fashion School in Kano

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Summer Fashion School

The school year is drawing to a close.

Summer is drawing closer.

What more can be exciting for a student who just rounded up .... or is rounding up their Secondary School leaving certificate?
No more warning bells
No more teachers' whip
Good bye teachers, goodbye scholars ...LOL.

Don't get to comfortable with doing nothing, that you don't realize when time pass, and then, you are a freshman in  tertiary institution.
We have an exciting offering for recent secondary school graduates, who would be resuming as freshmen in October.

We understand you have limited time, and would love to make this count.

We are offering you ... summer classes in Sewing and Pattern drafting.

Sounds exciting, right?

Learn a skill while waiting for resumption into tertiary institution

  • Meet creative minds while learning
  • Expand your thinking and creative ability
  • Maximize the precious time, you have at your disposal
  • Explore a creative career path.
  • Build your wardrobe, make beautiful clothes for yourself, that you can proudly show off in school
  • Stand a chance to get internship opportunity at Osas Olumese
What are you waiting for?

Does this sound like what you want?
Then don''t dull, as we have limited slots available.

To register,
Visit Osas Olumese Training Institute, at Number 28 Airport road, to get a registration form for 1000 Naira only.
Fill and submit.
Pay your fees for the Summer school.
The fees is 50,000 Naira, and should be paid to 
Osas Olumese 
Diamond Bank
0075282528
Buy your sewing kit
Tell your friends, and spread the information on social media.

Resumption is in July 2019 .

We cant wait to have you!!!!

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