Actuarial internships are the golden opportunity that every future actuary strives for.

But, unfortunately, they’re pretty competitive and usually only offered to students.

So, what do you do if you can’t get an internship?

Well, you find a way to get those skills, internship or not. That’s what!

And you do that by getting other related experience!

Because just like internships, related experience gives recruiters confidence that you can do well in an actuarial role. It proves that you’ve built up critical soft skills and transferable skills that you’ll use almost every day in an actuarial career. It shapes you!

And there are plenty of ways to get related experience.  I’ve seen future actuaries volunteer or work in part-time roles. I’ve seen future actuaries work in actuarial-adjacent roles. I’ve seen future actuaries create their own experience.

The options are endless – but it can be hard to spot good opportunities and become a great candidate for them.

And that’s exactly what I’m here to help you do!

This session will go in-depth about what makes a good stepping stone position, where to find roles, how to adjust your resume, and non-work ways to increase your experience. Plus, I’ll answer tons of questions on the topic.

What you learn in this session could save you months in your future job search!

Want to attend? Just click the button below to register.