Osas Olumese Training Institute

Hello, so you are about to commence classes at OOTI; GREAT! Here are some advice for you. Completion of the curriculum within the allotted time depends a lot on YOU. We would do our best and you are expected to give your best. Expectations of your best include, but are not limited to these:           Come early for classes; ensure you do not miss classes           Do your assignments at home!           Ensure class time is used to the maximum for class work, and not for socialization. We advise you to get a sewing machine before or as soon as you start. This would enable you practice at home, and make clothes for your friends and family, which might not be possible in school, as you would be working on your class exercise. ***Coming late or missing class have repercussion, please the time for the class is between 4:00PM and 7:00PM, coming earlier than this time does not guarantee you an available sewing machine.

Osas Olumese Training Institute (OOTI) is poised to equip Fashion industry players with sewing and pattern making skills. Our teaching method, drawing from our curriculum has been simplified, thus demystifying garment production. OOTI would commence her final basic session for 2014 on the 11th of November, 2014. The eight-week class is targeted at beginners.   The course content includes: Tools of the trade, basic skirt, circle skirt and much more. Sewing kit and lecture note would be provided for registered students. Registration forms are available at Osas Olumese Training Institute For fees, course contents and other registration details, contact us today! This is the last batch of class for the 2014 Calendar year……REGISTER NOW. Admission slots are limited. Venue : Osas Olumese Training Institute   Number 1B Airport Road (Indomie House, near Kabo Holdings).   Kano. Tel:       07087269825 Tel:       07046287227 Email:   osasolumese@gmai

Osas Olumese Training Institute (OOTI) is an arm of Osas Olumese. It 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. The program is 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. The best part of OOTI’s curriculum is that student would develop confidence in a short time, and have the knowledge to cut and sew. The Beginners, Intermediate and Advanced courses are designed to lead students through the beginners stage to more advanced processes; giving students an all-round approach to garment making, and encouraging c