DESCRIPTION

With 48,000 colleagues in over 140 countries, we help organisations make forward-thinking choices about their people, their investments and the risks they face. Joining our Retirement team, you’ll be part of our impact right from the start.
Our Retirement team work with some of the largest pension schemes in the UK, for everyone from household-name brands to charities. Advising on both Defined Benefit and Defined Contribution schemes, we tackle complex challenges every day and make a real difference to active and retired employees across the country. Our work is vital and often very high profile. You’ll help us continue to deliver a truly exceptional service.

REQUIREMENTS:

Our graduate roles are journeys of learning, experience and support. To transform your tomorrow with WTW, you’ll need to be:

• A natural problem solver with a sharp and analytical mind
• Comfortable working with and analysing numbers
• A confident communicator who knows how to build relationships
• Curious and eager to build and apply your knowledge
• At least 2:1 degree-qualified in a numerate discipline, or 2:1 qualified in a non-numerate discipline plus an A or B at A-Level Maths.

RESPONSIBILITIES:

Working with and learning from some of the leading figures in the pensions industry, you’ll help deliver innovative solutions for prestigious clients. You’ll also be supported through your actuarial exams, with a mentor and a flexible study support package to help you become a Fellow of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries.

As part of your role, you’ll:

• Focus on supporting clients with their Defined Benefit schemes, although there may be opportunities to work with other types of schemes
• Support with everything from regular valuation work to cutting-edge risk-reduction and scheme design projects
• Work with teams such as investment, communications and administration to provide joined-up advice
• Build your technical and consulting skills through a mix of practical and classroom learning
• Take on real-world actuarial problems that matter to our clients
• Gain the skills to effectively communicate the results of your work to colleagues and, ultimately, clients
• Be free to identify and take opportunities to improve the way we work and the services we provide

Our graduate roles are journeys of learning, experience and support. To transform your tomorrow with WTW, you’ll need to be:

• A natural problem solver with a sharp and analytical mind
• Comfortable working with and analysing numbers
• A confident communicator who knows how to build relationships
• Curious and eager to build and apply your knowledge
• At least 2:1 degree-qualified in a numerate discipline, or 2:1 qualified in a non-numerate discipline plus an A or B at A-Level Maths