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OOTI - Fashion School
Osas Olumese Training Institute (OOTI) is a fashion school set out to equip students with sewing and pattern making skills in an efficient and effective way, fostering creativity, building individuals with knowledge and technical know-how needed to function in the Fashion industry.
Our programs are designed to prepare students for the Fashion Industry by equipping them with sewing and pattern making skills. It involves the student learning about the technical aspect of production. The curriculum stresses the importance of creativity, team work and effective communication in the garment production process.
Each courses are designed to lead students through the processes, resulting in the particular garment piece being discussed; giving students an all-round approach to garment making, and encouraging creativity.
Courses are suitable for anyone looking to gain technical skills and a valuable insight into both traditional and contemporary garment making techniques. The processes learnt can be applied to create innovative garments.
Classes may be taken individually (according to individual need) or as a series for a holistic approach.

For any further questions, please contact:
Call / Whatsapp: 07087269825
Mail: osasolumese@gmail.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/ootikano


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