Graduate Actuarial Consultant Trainee

This market-leading actuarial firm have a unique opportunity for 2 graduates to train as technical consultants.

The business is based in Guernsey, with an impressive network of clients across the Channel Islands, UK, and Europe, making it an exciting place to kick-start your career.

As a trainee, you'd get the chance to apply your mathematical skills to the business world while working towards becoming a chartered actuary.

It can take anywhere from 2-10 years to complete all 13 actuarial exams, depending on your mathematical abilities, work ethic, and whether you graduate with exemptions. 

This means that trainees need to be motivated to pursue a long-term career as an actuary. For the right person, it's a brilliant career path with huge earning potential, but it does take time and dedication!

What would I be doing?

• 1 day per week is dedicated to paid study leave, during which you will revise for the IFoA exams. There are 13 exams in total, and some degrees provide exemptions.
• 4 days per week are spent learning on the job.
• This involves collating statistical reports and presentations for clients, so strong communication skills are necessary.
• Statistical analysis, problem-solving, and using Microsoft Excel are also essential parts of the role.

What's in it for me?

• A comprehensive training package, which funds your actuarial exams, classroom-style learning, and paid study leave.
• A sponsored visa, which permits you to work in Guernsey.
• A £2,000 relocation package (if relevant) to support your relocation to Guernsey.
• The firm pays for 1 return flight to the UK each year, which you can expense at any time.
• A generous pensions and healthcare plan.
• 22.5 days' annual leave + paid study leave once a week.
• A competitive base salary of £28-31k, depending on your experience and/ or exam exemptions.

What do we need from you?

• On track for a 2:1 or above in a STEM, Economics, or Finance degree, with an A or A* in Maths A Level
• Willing to relocate to and/ or work in Guernsey as of September 2025
• Solid communication skills
• An MSc in Actuarial Sciences is beneficial but not essential

Ultimately, you'll need to be a relationship-driven individual, proficient with Microsoft Excel and motivated to pursue a career as an actuary.