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NEW HORIZONS WORLDS NUMBER ONE IN IT&BUSINESS SKILLS TRAINING BRINGS BACK TO YOU THE ANNUAL  NATIONAL JOB FAIR AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP SEMINAR... 
Aimed at empowering/ equipping  people with the latest skills in the world of information technology and business skills. Virtually every aspect of economy today requires a form of IT skills or another, so there is no under estimating the important s of getting one and increasing your  chances of getting your dream job.

The 7th Edition of the Annual Event brings to your table a little twist to the past editions of the annual event we are used to. There is a partnership with several top agencies and government bodies.likes of  The Ministry of Youth development and many more. Check for more information, goto http://www.newhorizonsnigeria.com/JOBFLIER.php




About New Horizons CLC.

 Since 1982, New Horizons Computer Learning Centers has grown to become the largest independent IT training company worldwide. We offer more courses, at more times and in more locations than any other computer and business training company. Businesses and individuals can choose from hundreds of course offerings, delivered by experts, and offered in hundreds of convenient locations around the world. For many small, medium and large organizations, New Horizons is the single source for all their IT training needs.
New Horizons Nigeria was granted the license as a franchisee of New Horizons world-wide to operate in Nigeria in May 2005. The firms' vision is to be the foremost provider of IT training in Nigeria; in order to achieve this vision, we believe we need the right values to propel the organization to the forefront of the IT training industry in Nigeria; our values therein are Integrity, Innovation & Culture of Responsibility.
The IT skills level in Nigeria is still in her formative stages and years behind other countries in America, Europe and Asia. IT has also proven to be the greatest creator/driver of wealth in these countries and Nigeria has been unable to partake in this because of our dearth of skills in this area.

The founders of New Horizons Nigeria saw the deepening of the IT knowledge divide between the developed nations and the developing ones i.e. Nigeria as a threat to the socio-economic development of Nigeria and in order to bridge this divide, they decided to form a strategic alliance with the most reputable IT training organization in the world - New Horizons World-wide to provide world class IT training to the people of Nigeria.
New Horizons Nigeria strongly believes that by doing this, she will contribute immensely to the socio-economic development of Nigeria.
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  1. Unknown2 July 2013 at 07:45

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