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How to Become An Actuary in South Africa
How many years does it take to be an actuary in South Africa?
It takes about 9 years to qualify as an actuary, 4 are normally full-time University studies and 5 years part-time studies while the candidate is working.
How do I qualify as an actuary?
To be a qualified actuary, you need a degree and join a graduate actuarial training scheme
What subjects are needed to become an actuary?
The following subjects are needed to become an actuary
Calculus.
Algebra.
Statistics.
Probability.
Computer Science.
Finance.
Economics.
Business.
Is it easy to get a job as an actuary in South Africa?
Currently, in South Africa, qualified actuaries are in high demand.
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Where can I study actuary in South Africa?
The following universities offer Actuary degree;
University of Cape Town, University of Pretoria, University of Johannesburg, University of Stellenbosch ,University of Witwatersrand and many more.
How many actuaries are there in South Africa?
There are about 1100 practising actuaries and 2000 actuarial students.
