Those who transferred from university lets say year one onto a degree apprenticeship, how did it work with the employer?
Has anyone transferred from the same course too, let’s say civil engineering to a civil eng DA, did you skip a year off of the apprenticeship etc?
I’ve heard a ppl have done this
Hi all. Anyone joining Motts this year ?
Hi all. Any advice much appreciated. Many thanks in advance.
After accepting an offer what happens? What do I have to give them example references etc.
Also once accepting the offer, I didn’t get a confirmation is that normal?
As the title suggests really, what’s the common/ most easiest careers that an actuary can switch to later on in their career?
How have you lot who have graduated/ still in uni found it in regards to securing work experience? Whether this be unpaid couple weeks of experience, internships, placements. Or is it something you thought about too late/ didn’t even apply or just didn’t care about etc
Saw a post re someone debating a construction management grad jobs at similar companies (turner & Balfour Beatty) and they were saying both salaries are similar at 78-83k with a sign on bonus.
Albeit this in the US and no healthcare, higher tax (arguable) and what not but the difference between the UK grad salaries (30k-35MAX) are crazy.
Was shocked seeing this tbh. Imagining what the seniors are getting paid over there.