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Work experience for aspiring actuaries: a full guide
You’re probably focused on doing well at school and deciding which university to go to, but there is another event in your life you should prepare for. To succeed in any industry having relevant work experience is essential if you want to stand out.
Actuaries: what degrees can help?
If you enjoy working with numbers, there are several subjects that open doors to an actuarial career. From economics to engineering, here we explore some of the options.
Actuarial science: What subjects should you be studying at school?
Even though it feels a long way off, it’s always a good idea to start thinking about your career now. The best way to do that is to consider which subjects you should take to help you reach your goal. Luckily, we’ve put together a list of key subjects and extra activities for you to consider.
Misinterpretations of becoming an actuary
In this blog, John Townhill discusses some misinterpretations of becoming an actuary and things he’s enjoyed since graduating.
What is your actuarial interview plan?
In this blog, Chloe Hung, Amazon best-selling author, gives advice on planning for your future.
Autism and my actuarial career
Actuary and neurodiversity consultant, Alicja Nocon, shares her personal experience of working as an actuary on the autism spectrum as part of our series of blogs on neurodiversity in the profession.
Autism anonymous
As part of our series of blogs on neurodiversity in the actuarial profession, we are pleased to share the experience of an actuary who prefers not to disclose their autism.
Dyslexia and my actuarial career
Jessica Huff FIA CERA, senior credit underwriting analyst at Klarna, shares her experience of managing an actuarial career with dyslexia as part of our series of blogs on neurodiversity in the profession.