2020 is not yet over !!!

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It pains me when I hear people talk about 2021, without considering the remaining days of 2020.

What about the next minute⏰, or even the next second.

As I type this, I am excited about the remaining days of this year, and I feel like shaking everyone around me to get them excited too.

As I have gown older, the words of David, in the Bible, seem to sink "better" into my consciousness

So teach us to number our days, that we may apply our hearts unto wisdom.

This is very important and cannot be over-emphasized.

If you have already signed out of 2020, but you are only waiting for the dates to actually change, do rethink, and think hard.

I am not spelling doom for 2021, but, you really haven't experienced the year yet. I am of the opinion that the year will take a better course, if you enter into it...running.


Having said that, my question for you is  this...

What have you done on that goal you set; 'to learn how to sew, and cut well, so you always have consistently beautiful fit, and your finish is always neat'... What have you done on that goal?


Tailoring service in Kano
Learn pattern drafting and sewing


It is said that a little drop of water makes a mighty ocean...what water drops have you gathered?

If you don't know where to start, you are in good hands.

At Osas Olumese Training Institute, we cherish your time, and we have come up with a curriculum that has been tested and is trusted. Testimonials from our past students can assure you of this. 

You can still learn a whole lot as regards tailoring services ✂ in the remaining days of 2020. I am serious about this. Our pattern drafting ✎📏📐 method of teaching, and the set up of the school has been well taught out to achieve this. Your seriousness is the icing on the cake.

Our facilitators are well trained, not only in the subject matter, but to also keep you in check, ensuring that we all reach your goal in a timely manner.

So what are you waiting for?

Bring out that sewing machine, dust it, oil it, service it, because you are in for a time of so much learning.

Mark this day, so that at the end of your course with us, you will look back and marvel at what you have achieved learning how to sew, and about tailoring services.

May be another thing that will help you stop procrastinating is this...

The fees for ALL our courses goes up by January 2021. Yes, you read, right.

What we offer is value, and if you have not seen it by now, lowering, or maintaining the fees will not open your eyes to see this.

So, if you are that person who is set to achieve their pattern drafting and sewing goals, still in the year 2020, we are set to receive you.

A new session of Skirt Variation Course starts on Monday, 19th October 2020📅.

For details on the course click here

To register for the course chat with us here

You can also help spread the word to your friends and love ones.

To get updates about our event, follow us on Facebook  and Instagram.


Cant wait to have you join us!!!

you can still Skill up in 2020

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