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Actuarial jobs in Japan
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2014/4/20 12:16
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Hi everyone,
I am a fresh graduate from Singapore and I am seeking to start my career in Japan. I majored in actuarial science, hence I hope to find out how is the demand for actuarial jobs in Japan and if it would be possible for a fresh graduate like me to be employed. I do not have proficiency in Japanese, however I am extremely willing to learn Japanese.
Thanks!
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by davishere (guest)
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Re: Actuarial jobs in Japan
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2014/4/20 14:03
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To work as an actuary in Japan, or to be precise, to be hired as a professional actuary in Japan, you need to pass an exam by The Institute of Actuaries of Japan, held in Japanese. http://www.actuaries.jp/Possibly if you need to start out in the English language only (at least initially), you might want to look into getting hired by an international consulting firm, and ask that you be sent on assignments to Japan?
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by ... (guest)
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Re: Actuarial jobs in Japan
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2014/4/21 12:42
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Hi ...,
Thanks for your prompt reply. Are you in this field yourself? Is it mandatory to pass IAJ's examinations before being able to get an actuarial job in Japan?
Would examinations passed under other associations such as Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (UK)or Society of Actuaries (US) suffice? I currently have 4 actuarial examinations passed.
Also, is there a demand for fresh grads at entry level positions and would employers be willing to sponsor for visa applications?
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