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The Institute and Faculty of Actuaries (IFoA) wants to ensure that, through the qualification for Associateship and Fellowship, members are in a position to take advantage of these opportunities. To support this, the IFoA is introducing a new curriculum, which has been developed along with the changes to the syllabus made by the International Actuarial Association (IAA). This document will outline the structure of the new curriculum and how the current system will transfer Institute and faculty of actuaries has launched a new curriculum Download the documents here  IFAO Curriculum 2019 Thanks.

25th August 2018 was a special day for ASSAUD as they reached out A level students at Kibaha boys' sec school for aspiring and making them aware about the Actuarial Career path and it's significance to the economy. Special thanks to the boys as their response came out to be very positive and we hope that in the near future a good number of actuaries will be among them @assaud       _"Creating Actuarial Aspirants"

With Institute and Faculty of Actuaries launching its new curriculum in 2019 (definitely, for the better), there is a lot of confusion among the students, in regards to what exactly will these changes be, what will be their impact on the actuarial profession, will the new curriculum be easier or difficult, what will be IAI's course of action and how to turn this transition into an opportunity. So, let’s address these issues systematically: 1. Important Highlights of Curriculum 2019: a.) The number of subjects have been reduced at the initial level : Instead of the CT series with nine subjects, the new curriculum has the Core Principles (CP) Series, which has three modules, namely: Actuarial Statistics (CS) with two subjects, Actuarial Mathematics (CM) with two subjects, and Business (CB) with three subjects, so, that totals up to 7 subjects only. b.) Computer based exams have been introduced:  In both subjects of CS and the CM modules, you’ll have to take two exams; ...