This is a practical course from 1C-Training Center No. 5, which teaches you how to actually work in the "1C:Trade Management" program — handling purchasing, sales, warehouse, and mutual settlements the way it's done in a real trading company. The course is designed for those who will be (or already are) working as a user of this configuration and want to confidently perform their tasks without constantly calling support.
Who it's for
The course is suitable for sales and purchasing managers, warehouse keepers, operators, as well as accountants and economists who have to work in "Trade Management" alongside standard accounting configurations. It will also be useful for managers of small sales departments who want to understand the system themselves, not just at the level of "an employee showed me."
It's also worth mentioning new employees at companies where TM has already been implemented: instead of learning by trial and error on real documents, it makes sense to take a structured 5-day course.
What tasks it covers and what's included
Judging by the name and format, the course is built around the practical application of the standard configuration — that is, not the theory of 1C architecture, but specific work with documents and reports encountered in the everyday work of a trading company. The program lasts 5 days — a format that allows you to go through the material sequentially, from basic operations to more complex scenarios.
The exact list of topics is not disclosed in the listing, but based on the course name it's clear that the focus is on practical application: working in the interface, maintaining reference lists, and processing standard operations that a TM user needs every day.
When it's worth taking
It makes sense to sign up if you already understand that you will be working in "1C:Trade Management" and want to avoid wasting time figuring out the interface and document logic on your own. This is especially relevant if the company has just implemented TM and needs to quickly get employees up to speed.
You shouldn't take this course if you need accounting theory or work with other configurations — the focus here is specifically on TM and specifically on practice. If you already have long-standing, confident experience working in the program, a five-day practical course probably won't offer anything fundamentally new — in that case, it's better to look for highly specialized seminars for a specific task.
Frequently asked questions
Do you need basic knowledge of 1C before the course?
This is not specified separately in the listing, but since the course is called "practical application," it is assumed that basic familiarity with the 1C interface will make it easier to absorb the material. Check with 1C-Training Center No. 5 before signing up.
Is a certificate issued upon completion of the training?
There is no information about a certificate in the listing — it's best to clarify this directly with Slava KVTs when registering for the course.
Is there a discount for group applications or partners?
Yes, the listing indicates a partner price of 73,515 ₸ versus the standard 83,375 ₸.