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Corset Masterclass

Corset Masterclass
Corset Masterclass starts soon at OOTI


The Corset course is for an Advance designer, who already knows how to sew and cut fabric, into various designs (whether using patterns or free hand), who are looking to improve their skills and knowledge. He/ she must be ready to unlearn and relearn, in order to make the most of this experience.

For seamstresses or tailors who want to improve their skills and knowledge.

This practical course is for anyone who has a personal or professional interest in fashion, who would like to develop the knowledge and skills needed to produce their own made-to-measure corsets. This course introduces the art of corsetry, exploring all its intricacies. The course will begin with a number of structured technical classes.

 

As we prepare for the start of the corset course, we have anticipated some questions applicants would have, and have come up with our answer.

Do go through the post to understand what our offering, and if you are eligible to take the course.

 

Corset Master class
Learn to pattern draft and sew Corset

Question: Please I would like to have details about the course

Answer: The class teaches the following:

  • Modest Corset for Big Bust People.
  • Creating a Corset that exposes NO Breast/Cleavage.
  • Plunging neck Corset
  • Transparent Corset.
  • Illusion Corset
  • Simple waist Snatching Techniques
  • 2 parts Cupped corset with Zipper Closure.
  • 3 Parts cupped corset with Lacing Closure (Both loop and eyelet).
  • How to add a well blended Illusion neckline to Corset bodice
  • Basque V shaped Corset Bodice.

 

Question: When is the deadline for the early-bird fee?

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Answer: Payment deadline is Wednesday May 31th. Participants that are unable to meet the early-bird timeline, can still meet up with the other payment timelines available, even on the start date.

best price for our corset course
Best price for our corset course, when you register early


The early-bird fee is GONE

he fee after the early bird and 48 hours before the start date is 55,000 naira.



The fees on the start date is 60,000 Naira



Question: Payment details, please

Answer: 

Pay now to:

Osas Olumese, Access Bank, 0075282528 

Then send evidence of payment here




Question: What is the start date of the Course?

Answer: Wednesday, 14th June 2023.


Question: When is class days?

Answer: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays; between the hours of 9:00 AM and 3:30PM

 

Question: What is the duration of the Course?

Answer: The course is a month long course (4-weeks)

 

Question: Would I be provided with course materials and sewing kit for the course?

Answer: You will be provided with some Course instructional materials. But you won’t be provided with sewing kit. You are expected to get your materials for every practical to be done

 

Question: What would I need for the course?

Answer: Kindly check the details in the attached link, for all that is needed for the course


Question: What happens if I'm unable to meet up with the payment?

Answer: Application would be forfeited if payment isn’t made by the start date. Applicant can watch out for the date of the next batch.

 

Question: Is OOTI a physical school?

Answer: Yes, and participants get a certificate at completion.

 

Question: What should I do? My transfer is not working.

Answer: Kindly send us an email, and do retry, or go physically to the bank, and you can consider the POS option.

 

Question: What do I do after payment?

Answer: Kindly send your proof of payment via this link

 

For further details on the terms and conditions of our offering as a school please visit this link

Need more information? Send an email to osasolumese@gmail.com or a whatsApp to 07087269825

 

Regards,

OOTI ADMIN

 


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