New Horizons Recognized as One of the Top 20 Companies in Training Outsourcing Industry

New Horizons Computer Learning Centers Inc.
(Nasdaq:NEWHE), the world's largest independent IT training provider,
announced today that it has been named by TrainingOutsourcing.com as
one of the "2005 - Top 20 Companies in the Training Outsourcing
Industry."
   TrainingOutsourcing.com, a Web-based knowledge community dedicated
to the training outsourcing industry, based its Top 20 list of
Training Outsourcing Service Providers (OSPs) on 14 process and
business capabilities. New Horizons was evaluated on criteria such as:
diagnostics, strategic integration, content development, portfolio
management, sourcing, technology integration, administration, training
delivery, strategic reporting, financial stability, geographic reach,
leadership talent, breadth of resources and commitment to the
industry.
   New Horizons' more than 20 years of unrivaled expertise in
delivering effective training to students in the classroom has made
the transition to the Internet, offering the industry's most
comprehensive blended learning solution. The company has recently
reported record growth for its synchronous eLearning offering, Online
LIVE Learning. With more than 100 subject areas available, New
Horizons has trained more than 10,000 students worldwide and has
delivered over 350 custom, private events to over 120 Fortune 500
companies.
   "New Horizons is pleased to be recognized by
TrainingOutsourcing.com as a leading provider of outsourced training
programs," said Tom Bresnan, president of New Horizons. "This
validates our comprehensive approach to training with our Integrated
Learning offering, combining classroom and eLearning products and
services to create the most effective experience available in the
industry."
   "The selection of New Horizons for the Top 20 list reveals the
company's commitment and excellence in offering a unique and
innovative learning methodology," said Dr. Jim Hanlin, chief operating
officer of TrainingOutsourcing.com. "The breadth and depth of its
offerings coupled with its large global presence, enables the company
to offer customer-focused training choices with a wide variety of
tools and resources that reinforce the learning experience."
   According to a recent study by TrainingOutsourcing.com, total
corporate training expenditures in the U.S. are predicted to exceed
$119 billion, of which approximately $45 billion will go to external
training products and service providers.
   "Although the industry remains very fragmented, this year's list
of providers accounts for more than 80 percent of training BPO market
revenues. More than $907 million of the $1.1 billion market is
represented in this prestigious and competent class of companies,"
said TrainingOutsourcing.com Founder Doug Harward.
   TrainingOutsourcing.com focuses on bringing corporate executives
and training suppliers together to facilitate mutually beneficial
partnerships. The Web site receives thousands of hits annually and
serves as a forum for collaboration to improve quality of service,
facilitate business partnerships and provide job opportunities for
training professionals.

   About New Horizons Computer Learning Centers

   Anaheim-based New Horizons Computer Learning Centers was named the
world's largest independent IT training company by IDC in 2004. New
Horizons is a subsidiary of New Horizons Worldwide Inc.
(Nasdaq:NEWHE). Through its Integrated Learning offering, New Horizons
provides customer-focused computer training choices with a wide
variety of tools and resources that reinforce the learning experience.
With more than 250 centers in 50 countries, New Horizons sets the pace
for innovative training programs that meet the changing needs of the
industry. Featuring the largest sales force in the IT training
industry, New Horizons has over 2,100 account executives, 2,400
instructors and 2,100 classrooms. For more information, visit
www.newhorizons.com.