Lloyd's of London Actuarial Graduate Scheme 2026

nah doing it now. i didnt have to submit my cv or even work experience, anyone else experienced this?

nah doing it now. i didnt have to submit my cv or even work experience, anyone else experienced this?

was it just questions, or did it have video interview stuff?

Who’s done the VI/job sim already? How did you find it?

I've not finished it. I think you get sent the VI if you pass the questions. No idea how they will be able to filter who progresses to the AC without a CV and Cover Letter. Most would pass the questions so it seems abit unfair that it all depends on the video interview.

was it just questions, or did it have video interview stuff?

A mix of recorded qs, written, and like the ones where you arrange options and then numerical at the end. This was for insurance though but can’t imagine it will be very different for actuarial

Hi can I ask if the numerical is seperate like can you finish the first part then come back to the numerical or does it all have to be done in one part. Cos in the first assessment you could do the cortical reasoning test separately and come back to it

Also how many recorded Qs

Around 5 maybe? They were really simple though probably some of the easiest I’d done in a VI - but again this is for insurance and not actuarial so there may be differences!

Im on the video interview stage for actuarial graduate role. If anyone is willing to do it first and let me know the questions it would be much appreciated. U can pm me

Hey, just wondering if you had trouble accessing? As I passed the questions and got through to that stage but no link was included where it says ‘click here’ on the email!

I’m having the same issue! I’ve emailed them about this, what scheme have you applied for?

Hey, just wondering if you had trouble accessing? As I passed the questions and got through to that stage but no link was included where it says ‘click here’ on the email!

Around 5 maybe? They were really simple though probably some of the easiest I’d done in a VI - but again this is for insurance and not actuarial so there may be differences!