This is a basic programming course in the "1C:Enterprise 8.3" system from the 1C Training Center No. 5 — 5 days of full-time or distance learning, after which a person begins to understand what a 1C configuration consists of and how to write code in it. Suitable for those who have not previously encountered programming in 1C and want to enter the profession or expand their competencies.
Who is it for
The course is designed for beginners in development on the 1C platform:
- beginner programmers who want to master 1C as their main specialization;
- IT specialists transitioning to 1C from other platforms or languages;
- employees of IT departments of companies that use 1C — to independently handle simple modifications;
- students and graduates of relevant specialties planning a career in 1C development.
Prior programming experience is not required — the course is called "basics" for a reason, it is designed to start from scratch specifically in the context of the 1C platform.
What tasks it covers and what's included
The course card itself does not detail the topics, but by the title and level ("basics"), this is a basic course on the 1C:Enterprise 8.3 platform, which usually provides an understanding of configuration architecture, metadata objects, the built-in 1C programming language, and the basics of working with forms, modules, and queries. This is the minimum without which it is impossible to move further — neither to reports, nor to data exchanges, nor to complex customization of standard configurations.
The format is 5 days of training at the 1C Training Center No. 5, i.e. an intensive, compact course, not an elective stretched over months. During this time, a structured foundation is given, not a superficial introduction.
When it's worth taking
It makes sense to take it if you have firmly decided to engage in 1C programming and want to start with systematic rather than chaotic self-study on forums. The course is good as a first step: after it, more specialized courses usually follow naturally — on specific configurations, on report development, on integrations.
You should not take it if you just need to learn to work as a user in 1C (keep records, generate documents, make reports) — this course is specifically about programming, not about operating the program. It also doesn't make sense if you already have 1C development experience — then it's more logical to look at higher-level courses.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need programming knowledge before starting the course?
No, the course is called "basics" and is designed to start from scratch in the context of the 1C platform.
Is this course for 1C users or for developers?
For future developers — the course is about writing code, not about working with ready-made documents and reports as a user.
What is the difference between the full price and the partner price?
The full cost of the course is 58,145 ₸, the partner price is 44,225 ₸ (for 1C-Sapa partners).
What comes after this course?
This is not specified in the card, but it is logical that more narrow courses on development in specific configurations follow next.