This is a basic five-day course from 1C Training Center No. 5 for those who are just starting to work with the "1C:Accounting 8" program, edition for Kazakhstan. Essentially, it's an introduction to the interface and logic of the program's operation, so that a new employee or a beginner accountant stops getting lost in the menus and starts confidently keeping records.
Who it's for
The course is designed for people with no experience or minimal experience working in 1C: beginner accountants, accountant assistants, specialists being transferred to 1C from another accounting program, as well as small business owners who want to understand basic accounting operations themselves. If you've already been working in 1C:Accounting for Kazakhstan for a long time and know where everything is, this isn't your level — you need more advanced courses.
What tasks it addresses
The name speaks for itself — "first steps." It's about removing the fear of the program and forming a basic skill: how the interface is structured, how to find the necessary sections, and the general logic of keeping records in 1C specifically in the Kazakhstani version of the program (with its own nuances — tax accounting, reporting, chart of accounts for the Republic of Kazakhstan). The course lasts 5 days — this is an intensive format where the basics are given in a short period rather than stretched out over months.
The listing doesn't spell out a detailed lesson plan by topic (cash accounting, bank, payroll, etc.), so it's better to check the specific composition of the lessons and what exactly you'll practice hands-on with 1C Training Center No. 5 when signing up — I don't want to guess on their behalf.
When it's worth taking
Take it if you:
- are sitting down at 1C:Accounting for the first time and want to systematically, rather than by trial and error, understand the basic principles;
- started a new job where you need to keep records in 1C, but previously worked in a different program or without automation at all;
- are a business owner and want to personally control primary operations without relying entirely on an accountant.
You shouldn't take it if you already confidently navigate the program and need highly specialized topics — month-end closing, statutory reporting, VAT, payroll in detail. For that, Slava KVTs usually has separate higher-level courses — you should check on those instead.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need basic accounting knowledge to take the course?
This isn't specified in the listing, but based on the logic of "first steps," it's advisable to have at least a general understanding of accounting terms — the course is more about the interface and working in the program rather than accounting theory from scratch.
Is there a discount when signing up through a partner?
Yes, the listing indicates a partner price — 24,000 ₸ versus the regular price of 31,500 ₸. Check with the manager about the conditions for getting the partner price.
Is a certificate issued upon completion of the course?
This isn't specified in the listing — check with 1C Training Center No. 5 when signing up.
How is the training conducted — in-person or online?
The format isn't specified in the listing; you need to check additionally when registering for the course.