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The Actuarial Profession is the professional body for UK actuaries. Through membership, education and research they set the high standards which professionals must adhere to. This ensures the quality of consultancy that actuaries provide. Read more about the Actuarial Profession and how they could help with your career.
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If you have started to think about jobs after graduating, you have probably come across employers offering graduate training schemes. But what are they and why should you apply to them?
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If you’re still a student, but are keen to get a taste of a business sector before you’ve completed your studies, then an internship programme is for you. Not only will you gain invaluable hands-on experience, you could earn yourself a place on the company’s graduate scheme.
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What are the skills you need to impress future employers? With the actuaries profession, numerical aptitude is a given but you also need softer skills in order to analyse and communicate complex situations.
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Here some of your more common queries are answered by the Actuarial Profession, including ‘Which degree subject should I study?’ and ‘How many years does it take to qualify?’
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You’ve completed your degree, decided on what profession you want but what are the financial rewards? Luckily if you’ve chosen to become an actuary, these are considerable.
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The business world today is becoming more complex, fraught with uncertainty and often with conflicting pressures. The need for a business both to perform competitively, and to respect the interests of its customers and the economy in which it operates, poses some special problems. See how you can help tackle these issues in the different areas of this profession.
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If you are looking for an opportunity to apply your mathematical skills to real life problems, then the actuarial profession could be for you.
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An actuary is more than just a number cruncher. They not only have to be good at maths but an innovative thinker and problem solver in order to help companies manage their risk.
