This is a training course from 1C Training Center No. 5 that explains how the "1C:Accounting 8" program for Kazakhstan generates regulated reporting — that is, the reporting that a company is required to submit to government agencies. The course is designed for those who work with this configuration and want to understand not just "where to click," but how reports are put together internally — based on what data, by what logic, and why the figures turn out the way they do.
Who is it for
The course is suitable for accountants who already work in "1C:Accounting 8" for Kazakhstan and submit regulated reporting, but want to understand the mechanics of report generation more deeply — not at the level of "where to find the button," but at the level of principles. It is also useful for those who are just learning this configuration and want to learn it correctly from the start, without having to "relearn" later. It will also be useful for specialists who support 1C clients — consultants, implementation specialists, and employees of accounting outsourcing companies.
What tasks it addresses
The main value of the course is understanding the logic, not memorizing a sequence of actions. When an accountant understands the principles of reporting formation, they are able to:
- find and correct errors in reports faster, because they see where the figures come from;
- explain discrepancies more confidently to regulatory authorities or management;
- rely less on technical support in non-standard situations;
- adapt when reporting forms are updated, because they understand the mechanics itself, rather than a memorized algorithm.
The course lasts 5 days — a format designed for intensive immersion with a detailed analysis of the specific mechanisms of report generation in the program.
When to take it, and when not to
It is worth taking if you already work with "1C:Accounting 8" for Kazakhstan and feel that you generate reports "on autopilot," without understanding why they turn out the way they do. It also makes sense if you plan to submit complex or non-standard reporting and want to back yourself up with knowledge rather than hoping the program will calculate everything correctly on its own.
It is not worth taking if you are just starting to get acquainted with 1C in general and have not yet mastered the basic operations — it is better to first take an introductory course on working with the program, and only then delve into the principles of reporting. The course is also excessive if you need a one-time consultation on a specific problem — in this case, it is faster and cheaper to contact support or a consultant directly.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need basic knowledge of 1C before this course?
This is not specifically stated in the course description, but based on the logic of the course — since it is about the principles of reporting formation, not about starting to work with the program — it is desirable to have a basic familiarity with "1C:Accounting 8."
Is there a discount?
Yes, in addition to the full price of 58,145 ₸, a partner price of 44,225 ₸ is indicated.
What is the form of training — in-person or online?
The format is not specified in the course description; please check when registering at 1C Training Center No. 5.