Matt P.
5/8/2018
New Horizons Computer Learning Centers offers a variety of courses that cover a solid IT spectrum. We converted our MS EA training credits toward New Horizon ones, which yielded larger variety of...
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53 Perimeter Ctr E Ste 185
Atlanta, GA 30346
New Horizons Computer Learning Center in Atlanta, GA offers hands-on virtual and in-person IT and technology training to optimize teams and advance careers. With over 900 courses to choose from, they train over 100,000 students annually, boasting a high instructor rating of 4.8/5.
From cybersecurity to AI & machine learning, New Horizons covers a wide array of IT and professional training needs, ensuring that individuals and organizations stay competitive in the ever-evolving tech landscape. Their training spans various areas such as project management, cybersecurity, business analysis, cloud computing, programming, and more.
As a trusted training partner with over 30 industry-leading partners, New Horizons empowers individuals and organizations with top-rated instruction, flexible training methods, and post-class resources to support continued learning and skill development, ultimately helping them achieve their career goals.
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Megan C.
11/15/2017
I work at various New Horizon locations across the country and this one really sucks. First, no one knows what is going on, disorganization to the extreme. Second, the room was not prepared to...
Rae T.
3/25/2022
Interviewed here a while back. The second young man who interviewed me was obviously intimidated by me - went on a personal rant about how he brought his family down from NYC and nobody was going...
Sherry E.
1/29/2018
I had previously used New Horizons for computer training, however, I was very disappointed in the CompTIA Security+ refresher boot camp I attended two months ago. It did not prepare me for the new...
Jhon S.
10/21/2014
Horrible customer service, their phone system @ 770 270 2000 promptly disconnects you when prompted to enter 0 to speak with a representative, and no one returns messages left on their voice mail...
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