This is a five-day practical course from 1C-Training Center No. 5, where you learn to actually work in the "1C:Accounting for Kazakhstan" ed. 3.0 program — keeping records, generating documents, getting reports. It suits those who will work daily in this configuration and want to understand it not by trial and error following instructions, but with an instructor who will show the logic of the program.
Who is it for
The course makes sense for accountants who are just switching to 1C:Accounting for Kazakhstan or already work in it, but feel that they do a lot "on autopilot," without understanding why the program calculates things one way and not another. It also suits those who previously kept records in another system (Excel, another configuration, manual accounting) and are now switching to 1C. The course is also useful for chief accountants and business owners who want to understand for themselves what is happening in the program, rather than relying entirely on a performer.
If you have already been confidently working in the configuration for several years and know it inside and out — the course will most likely not give you anything new, it is designed for practical mastery, not for in-depth nuances for advanced users.
What tasks it covers and what's included
Judging by the title and format, the course is built around the practical application of the standard configuration — that is, the main focus is on how to work in the program by hand: setting up catalogs, preparing primary documents, processing bank and cash operations, accounting for materials and goods, calculating payroll, closing the period, generating regulated reporting. The 5-day duration suggests that the material is delivered in fairly substantial volume — this is not a one-day overview webinar, but a full-fledged immersion with practice.
The exact list of topics, day-by-day schedule, and format (in-person or online) are not specified in the listing — this should be clarified with 1C-Training Center No. 5 when registering, so you understand whether the program covers exactly your tasks (for example, if you specifically need payroll or specifically VAT).
When to take it and when not to
Worth taking if you:
- are just starting to work in 1C:Accounting for Kazakhstan and want to immediately build the right habits rather than relearning later;
- work in the program, but studied on your own from videos and articles, and feel gaps in understanding the basic logic;
- are responsible for setting up accounting in a company and need to understand the program's capabilities in order to control the process.
Not worth taking if:
- you are an experienced user of the configuration and are looking for highly specialized topics (complex VAT cases, consolidation, integrations) — you need a different, more advanced course for this;
- you need not 1C:Accounting, but a different configuration (Payroll and HR Management, Trade Management, etc.) — check whether there is a separate course for it.
There is a partner price (73,515 ₸ instead of 83,375 ₸) — if your company is a 1C-Sapa partner or works through a franchisee, it makes sense to check the conditions for getting the discount.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need prior accounting knowledge to take the course?
This is not directly stated in the listing, but the course is called "practical application," so basic accounting knowledge will most likely be useful — check with the organizers before registering.
Is a certificate issued upon completion?
There is no information in the listing, check with 1C-Training Center No. 5.
Format — in-person or online?
The format is not specified in the listing, find out the details when you contact them.
More details and ordering: check the 1C-Training Center No. 5 website.