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If you


maths choose a CAREER THAT COUNTS


If you love maths, analytics and data, your future’s worked out. An actuarial qualification is your route to a fast paced world of analysing for banks, insurance and pension firms and corporations.


WHY AN ACTUARIAL CAREER IS FOR YOU


• Salaries are excellent • Global opportunities • Support while you earn and learn • Network of like minded people • Gain a professional qualification • Be well respected in the industry • Good work/life balance


YOUR FUTURE AS AN ACTUARY


An actuarial apprenticeship is a chance to earn while you learn.


The starting salary of an actuarial apprentice is £17,000 - £25,000


The average salary of a newly qualified actuary is £51,594


INTERESTED? VISIT STAND B180 You can also find out more online at:


www.actuaries.org.uk/careersthatcount or email: careers@actuaries.org.uk


“The apprenticeship scheme means a lot to me as it has given me the chance to step into the real world and gain skills and experience for life, as well as giving me the opportunity to become qualified in a specialist area and ‘earn and learn’ at the same time.”


Megan Fellows Mercer, Liverpool


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