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How to become an Actuary in 8 steps!

35,506 views October 28, 2020 16:15

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The path to becoming an actuary, although challenging, can be very rewarding. If you’re wondering how to become an actuary and you want to know the exact steps that you should take, you’re in the right place!

There may be slight variations in becoming an actuary depending on how early you start your actuarial journey. However, there are key steps that all actuaries must take in order to become fully qualified.

In today's video, I go over 8 steps to guide you on your journey to becoming an actuary. I discuss skills that you can learn before even applying to actuarial positions, right up to becoming a certified actuary. This step-by-step guide will walk you through all the key steps that you need to know in order to become a fully-qualified actuary.

TIMESTAMPS:
• Intro 0:00​
• Step 1 0:52
• Step 2 2:05
• Step 3 3:23
• Step 4 4:30
• Step 5 5:35
• Step 6 6:30
• Step 7 7:12
• Step 8 8:15
• Actuary Accelerator Community 10:50
• How to get your FREE month 13:35

P.S. Want a mentor on your journey to getting your first full-time actuarial job? I'm here for you! Check out the Actuary Accelerator Community.

etchedactuarial.com/accelerator/

During the month of October 2020, in the Community, we will be talking all about how to prep for interviews. With the onset of hiring season, you need to stand out from the competition and ace your interviews, so this is valuable information you won't want to miss!

** Note that if you're watching this later, you'll still be able to access all the videos in the Accelerator Community.

#actuary #actuarialscience

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Etched Actuarial published this 16:15 video tutorial on October 28, 2020. It has been watched 35,506 times on YouTube.

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