Graduate Opportunity

EY Actuarial Graduate Programme

2020

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Job description

Put your great personal skills and analytical problem-solving abilities to good use and help our UK and Europe, the Middle East, India and Africa (EMEIA) clients meet their business goals. As well as getting hands-on experience helping businesses manage their insurance or pension account risks, we’ll support you in becoming a certified actuary.

Why EY?

How can we help you to succeed? What makes us different? If you want the answers to those questions in just 80 seconds view this animated summary.

What is Actuarial at EY?

Our fast-changing world can create lots of opportunity for insurance businesses, but it also creates new risks. We help our clients identify these risks by carrying out complex calculations, asking the right questions, setting priorities and creating action plans for success.

What will you be doing?

Our teams in Actuarial work in General Insurance, Life Insurance and Pensions and Investments. Whichever area you join, you’ll be working on real client projects as soon as you’re ready to, completing tasks like:

Analysing data, writing reports and presenting your work
Working with local and global insurance and reinsurance companies
Using modelling and analysis techniques to understand our clients’ businesses
Communicating with EY people and clients in the UK and internationally
Contributing to actuarial audits, mergers and acquisitions, as well as proposals for new business pitches.

You’ll have lots of support from colleagues and, as well as in-house training and development opportunities, you’ll study for professional qualifications with the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries. Before long, you’ll be coaching junior members in your team and be on your way to leading projects and people.

Do you have the problem-solving logic needed to work in actuarial?

Entry requirements

If you’ve achieved an A in A-Level maths (or Scottish Higher equivalent), and an honours degree in a numbers-based subject like maths, statistics, actuarial, science, or physics by the time the programme starts, this is for you. You’ll also need a minimum of Level 2/GCSE (or equivalent) in English Language & Maths, three A-levels, 5 Highers or equivalent by the time the programme starts.

“Every day our team challenges and pushes us to be our best.” Hiren, Life Actuarial- graduate programme

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