New Horizons Toronto - Mississauga are computer training centers located in Toronto and Mississauga, ON. This computer training facility in the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) of Ontario provides computer classes and computer certifications like Microsoft and Cisco certification classes and courses to the Toronto, North York, Richmond Hill, and Markham areas.

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e-Learning: ECDL-ICDL Library

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The New Horizons ECDL-ICDL Library – everything a student needs to prepare for the ECDL exam online, 24x7

The European Computer Driving License has become the international standard of computer literacy, with over 4,000,000 participants worldwide. The New Horizons ECDL-ICDL computer skills program prepares students for this important credential with a series of seven brief online classes that cover all of the key modules of Microsoft Office 2003 that lead to documented computer skills. The ECDL-ICDL courseware is a fully comprehensive education in computer literacy. It assumes no prior computer experience, yet trains students to the level of computer sophistication that is required by most businesses today. An ECDL-ICDL signals to industry that a candidate is comfortable with the Internet, email, word processing, presentations, spreadsheets, and databases, on virtually any PC. The ECDL-ICDL is vendor-neutral. The New Horizons ECDLICDL courseware prepares your students for their ECDL-ICDL certification exams. Certification tells a prospective employer or other sponsoring organization that the candidate passed: one theoretical test that assesses knowledge of the fundamental concepts of Information Technology (IT), and six performance-based tests that assess competence in using a personal computer and working with common computer software applications.