I just realized how small your channel is... thanks for these free videos! it's so helpful I'm a high school student looking for what to apply for Math has always been cool to me, and I like applied work more than theoretical, so actuarial sciences has been really attractive your videos helped a lot in making this decision
Hey, I'm in college to be an actuary right now and I'm the president of the SIAM chapter at my school, and we were trying to think of someone to have as a speaker, and I thought it would be really cool if you came in through zoom to talk to us. Let me know if you're interested, thanks!
Keiana, thanks so much for this day in the life video! It's great to know that advanced programming skills are not necessarily required for an actuarial position because I'm not so confident in my coding abilities. Also found out about your channel from this video and the content on it is awesome!
Thanks!!! i am my second year studying actuary here in Argentina, in the future i want to live in Canadá. i love your videos. U are so helpful. keep going! u are the best. THANKS AGAIN! and thanks Keiana for your time to do this video!
I help future actuaries in their journey. If you're interested to know how I help them, you might want to check the Actuary Accelerator Community here: etchedactuarial.com/accelerator
So glad this video was helpful for you! I'll definitely pass on the feedback to Keiana too :) If you have any more questions about becoming an actuary, don't hesitate to reach out! :D
1.)A lot of Excel & Microsoft office n Access (very lil) 2.)IFRS-17: Accounting standard; reporting certain #s & information; preparing models & software. 3.)Training sessions. 4.)independent job. 5.)half/half (independently n team) 6.)ask questions (not too much); good to figure out yourself. 7.)summarize my thoughts, understand what I’m doing; information
I am planing to find an internship related to actuarial science. Your channel is very very helpful and your videos are of very high quality, which gave me many practical knowledges. Thanks a lot :D
Ooh interesting! That's a great answer, then you get a good split between peaceful time working alone and more collaborative work. Thanks for sharing! 😊
Hi.. thank you so much for the video. I wanted to find out from Kiena if she is already done with all of those actuarial exams, or she got a job with just her degree... And if you are done with your exams, are they manageable?
Hi Chifuno! You'll need to pass 1-3 exams to get an entry-level job. After that, you'll usually continue passing exams while working until you become fully qualified. The exams are difficult, but they're totally doable as long as you approach them with good study materials and a good study strategy!
as u said u had around 100000$ salary package in ur last job.. I dont understand y u left job and start a youtube channel, selling a paid services in it??. All these u could have done easily with ur job on.. Feedback: adding linked profile of people who u interview as succesful actuary would make it more complete.
Hi there! I loved being an actuary, but I also saw how incredibly difficult it is for future actuaries to get into the career. I saw an opportunity to help people get into a career they could really love, and now I get to do that full-time! :) Thank you for the feedback!
Yeah, it's pretty common for employers to request, R, SQL, or python. But that doesn't mean you necessarily need to know ALL of them! And it's much easier to pick up other programming languages once you've learned one. I'd recommend checking out this video: th-cam.com/video/rnUN_I0S14Y/w-d-xo.html Hope this helps! :D
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Idk how to say but I wanted it from a long time...like you can't find more videos on acturial Science on web....! Thanks for this video😊
I'm so glad it was helpful! :D
I just realized how small your channel is...
thanks for these free videos! it's so helpful
I'm a high school student looking for what to apply for
Math has always been cool to me, and I like applied work more than theoretical, so actuarial sciences has been really attractive
your videos helped a lot in making this decision
I'm so happy I could help you! :D
Hey, I'm in college to be an actuary right now and I'm the president of the SIAM chapter at my school, and we were trying to think of someone to have as a speaker, and I thought it would be really cool if you came in through zoom to talk to us. Let me know if you're interested, thanks!
I would absolutely be interested! We can continue this conversation via email at support@etchedactuarial.com
Keiana, thanks so much for this day in the life video! It's great to know that advanced programming skills are not necessarily required for an actuarial position because I'm not so confident in my coding abilities. Also found out about your channel from this video and the content on it is awesome!
Keiana was an awesome guest, and I'm so glad she inspired you! I'll pass your feedback on to her! :)
@@EtchedActuarial Thanks Brea!
I’ve been following your channel for over a year and I really appreciate your videos. This video was so helpful
I'm so glad my videos have been helping you! :D
Hi I’m a future actuary about to be a freshmen in college studying actuarial science. How can I join the accelerated program!
Hi Mansha! :D You can go here to learn more and join: etchedactuarial.com/accelerator/
Thanks!!! i am my second year studying actuary here in Argentina, in the future i want to live in Canadá. i love your videos. U are so helpful. keep going! u are the best. THANKS AGAIN! and thanks Keiana for your time to do this video!
Hi Dani! Thank you so much, I'm SO happy to hear my videos have helped you! Keep it up and you'll be an actuary in no time :D I'm rooting for you!
Do you tutor actuary students?
I help future actuaries in their journey. If you're interested to know how I help them, you might want to check the Actuary Accelerator Community here: etchedactuarial.com/accelerator
excellent explanation from Keiana. I'm searching for a career change and been researching different areas.
So glad this video was helpful for you! I'll definitely pass on the feedback to Keiana too :) If you have any more questions about becoming an actuary, don't hesitate to reach out! :D
@@EtchedActuarial thank you for your response and videos!
I would rather work in an independent setting.
Will this position be for me?
1.)A lot of Excel & Microsoft office n Access (very lil)
2.)IFRS-17: Accounting standard; reporting certain #s & information; preparing models & software.
3.)Training sessions.
4.)independent job.
5.)half/half (independently n team)
6.)ask questions (not too much); good to figure out yourself.
7.)summarize my thoughts, understand what I’m doing; information
I am planing to find an internship related to actuarial science. Your channel is very very helpful and your videos are of very high quality, which gave me many practical knowledges. Thanks a lot :D
Thank you! I'm glad to help. 😊
To answer the question, I would rather work 50/50 in groups and in person.
Ooh interesting! That's a great answer, then you get a good split between peaceful time working alone and more collaborative work. Thanks for sharing! 😊
group
Very helpful video! Thank you both!
So glad we could help! :D
Hi.. thank you so much for the video. I wanted to find out from Kiena if she is already done with all of those actuarial exams, or she got a job with just her degree...
And if you are done with your exams, are they manageable?
Hi Chifuno! You'll need to pass 1-3 exams to get an entry-level job. After that, you'll usually continue passing exams while working until you become fully qualified. The exams are difficult, but they're totally doable as long as you approach them with good study materials and a good study strategy!
@@EtchedActuarial 😊 thank you
as u said u had around 100000$ salary package in ur last job..
I dont understand y u left job and start a youtube channel, selling a paid services in it??.
All these u could have done easily with ur job on..
Feedback: adding linked profile of people who u interview as succesful actuary would make it more complete.
Hi there! I loved being an actuary, but I also saw how incredibly difficult it is for future actuaries to get into the career. I saw an opportunity to help people get into a career they could really love, and now I get to do that full-time! :) Thank you for the feedback!
Have you ever had to use R or SQL? Recently, I've been seeing job posts that mention R, SQL, and python. It makes me so nervous haha.
Yeah, it's pretty common for employers to request, R, SQL, or python. But that doesn't mean you necessarily need to know ALL of them! And it's much easier to pick up other programming languages once you've learned one. I'd recommend checking out this video: th-cam.com/video/rnUN_I0S14Y/w-d-xo.html
Hope this helps! :D
A tank top in the photo in the thumbnail? Seems very unprofessional to me.
Lol its crazy that that's all you got from this video
@@tonytanner3048 Lol it’s crazy that that’s all you got from my comment. 🙄
@@tonytanner3048 black.
You’re pretty, no doubt about that. But, maybe, you should change topic?
Who are you talking about Brea or the actuarial analyst?