At the Government Actuary’s Department we are renowned for the quality of our advice. This is because we select only the most promising recruits.
Providing actuarial support to some of the largest pension schemes in the UK, our work is crucial to the welfare of millions of people. Our graduates are the actuaries of the future.
As a trainee actuary you will work as part of a team with qualified actuaries in our London office, to deliver advice across a broad range of areas such as valuations, modelling, benefit design, investment strategy and government policy. There may also be opportunities to work on social security, long-term care, health, risk and insurance. As your experience grows you can expect to have regular client contact.
To help you qualify as quickly as possible we offer substantial study support with study leave, discussion classes, and paid for tutorials, courses, exam entry and exam counselling. We also provide one of the finest training programs in the industry with a range of professional briefings, management and business courses to enable you to develop your full potential.
Your rewards
The rewards package includes a competitive salary, excellent training and support, a defined benefit pension scheme, flexible working hours, study leave and annual leave and our commitment to your continuing professional development.
At GAD we are committed to equal opportunities. Accordingly, we recruit, train and promote people in all job roles regardless of their race, colour, religion, national origin, gender, age, sexual orientation, disability or any other grounds which are unjustifiable in terms of equality.
To apply
Visit our website via the apply link below for details of how to apply. Closing date for completing the on-line application is on the 29th June 2017.
Further information
For further information about working at GAD please see our Graduate Trainee Actuary Brochure and profiles of some of our current staff. For enquiries or if you require the application in an alternative format, please contact Kelly Roberts.