Corpers

Are you a Corper serving in Kano state?

Are you interested in acquiring Sewing and Pattern Making skill during your service year?
Then this is for you.

We are giving 50% discount to Corpers in both our Evening and Weekend class.
·         Learn in a conducive environment.
·         Join the Pattern makers.
·         Learn from scratch; Pattern Making and Sewing
·         Hone your skills and solidify best practices in the design discipline.
·    Meet and rub minds with our expert faculty, as they bring their professional industry experience to our classrooms, providing students with a unique hands-on environment to prepare for their fashion careers.

This discount is only available to current serving Corpers, as your Identity card would be needed for the registration.
Each course has been discounted for Serving Corpers

There is an extra N5,000 refundable caution fee which covers damages and unnecessary extensions to the Course, (especially for persons who would be travelling).

Be fully prepared to maximize class time. This might mean no travels.

Further discount would be available for you getting other Corpers to register.
The full payment of the discounted fees would have to be paid.
Other OOTI rules apply.

So what are you waiting for?  Register today!!!

So, do not keep this information to yourself. Tell a friend to tell two friends.

For more information about our Courses click HERE.
Call or WhatsApp +234 708 726 9825 for further details
Or send us a mail: osasolumese@gmail.com, osaskezs@yahoo.com

See you soon

XOXO

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