You will work on team projects, develop and deliver presentations, and begin to learn how to develop client relations. You may also participate in actual client meetings or high level internal planning sessions. Strong oral and written communication skills are required. Internship opportunities exist in the Professional Development Center locations, as well in most affiliate offices. Summer housing allowance is available to those currently living outside the internship location.
Most actuarial interns receive offers to begin full-time work after graduation.
Participate in formal training session conducted by the firm's senior consultants. Participate in our competitive actuarial exam program, which offers study time, overtime protection, exam preparation seminars and financial rewards for SOA exam success. Working on non-routine actuarial projects, such as merger and acquisition pricings, plan design and benefit strategy studies and cost estimates for collective bargaining. You will be exposed to a wide variety of clients and build upon the fundamental skills needed to be an effective consultant and problem solver. You will be assigned a mentor with a leadership position in the firm.