Early Careers: Retirement Actuarial Internship – (Winter, Summer or Fall 2027) – Toronto
You will provide technical actuarial and consulting support for retirement programs, including performing pension valuations and asset/liability modelling. Additionally, you will assist with plan reporting, benefit calculations, and competitive benchmarking analysis for global clients.
- Hybrid
- Toronto, ON
- Posted Aug 26, 2026
- 1 position
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Job summary
Please submit a CV/resume, cover letter, and unofficial transcript in 1 PDF with your application, and indicate your preference for a Winter, Summer or Fall internship. Note: Employment-based non-immigrant visa sponsorship and/or assistance is not offered for this specific job opportunity. Create your future. Join our Retirement consulting team in providing expertise in retirement consulting to support global organizations in optimizing the effectiveness of their employee retirement. Whether a client has a defined benefit pension or a defined contribution plan, we work with them to determine the right approach to designing, funding, investing, communicating, governing and employee management that fits their specific goals. You will also learn about all the services that WTW offers their clients and how they complement and enhance our retirement consulting practice. Explore an opportunity. Gain direct exposure to real client assignments and meetings which will draw on your imagination and creativity as well as your ability to analyze data, solve problems, develop solutions, and share your results. In this role, you’ll experience a balance of expanding your technical and industry knowledge and developing your problem solving and communications skills, while benefiting from working in a close-knit and supportive team environment. Learn the industry. Kickoff the internship in a multi-day session with other interns across the local region to network and learn about WTW from various leaders amongst the Retirement business. Throughout the term, engage in a robust training program within your local office in order to enhance your understanding of basic pension consulting. Grow with mentorship. You will have close interaction and support throughout the term from your very own Lead Retirement Consultant mentor. This consultant will work with you on client assignments, give you an inside look at how the business works, and advise you on future career growth. Work towards becoming a credentialed actuary. Accepted applicants will be eligible for a comprehensive actuarial exam study program, including paid study hours and exam coaching to assist in attaining an accredited actuarial designation. Love your work. You will partner with consultants to provide technical actuarial and consulting support on projects like: * Designing, funding, pricing, and the implementation and management of retirement programs. * Competitive benchmarking analysis of benefit plan designs. * Develop professional expertise, as well as technical knowledge and skills in the area of retirement plans. * Working with a wide range of associates at all levels within the local practice. * Performing asset/liability modelling. * Perform actuarial pension valuations for a variety of clients. * This entails manipulating data, analyzing data, determining plan liabilities, reconciling plan assets, and determining funding requirements. * Assist with completion of plan reporting and filing requirements. * Perform plan administrative tasks such as completing benefit calculations, reviewing plan documents, and producing benefit statements.
What you’ll do
You will provide technical actuarial and consulting support for retirement programs, including performing pension valuations and asset/liability modelling. Additionally, you will assist with plan reporting, benefit calculations, and competitive benchmarking analysis for global clients.
Requirements
Candidates must be pursuing a Bachelor's or Master's degree in a quantitative field with a minimum GPA of 3.0 and progress toward an actuarial designation. Strong technical, analytical, and communication skills are required, along with proficiency in Microsoft Excel.
Benefits
• Actuarial exam study program • Paid study hours • Exam coaching • Mentorship program
Listed skills
- TeamworkPreferred
- Problem solvingPreferred
- Data analysisPreferred
- Microsoft ExcelPreferred
- Microsoft OfficePreferred
- Financial analysisPreferred
Other relevant skills
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- Actuarial science
- Data analysis
- Problem solving
- Communication skills
- Microsoft Office
- Excel
- Pension consulting
- Asset/liability modelling
- Benefit calculations
- Quantitative analysis
- Financial analysis
- Teamwork
- Self-starter
- Actuarial Exams
- Administrative Functions
- Data Analysis
- Management
- Communication
- Consulting
- Creativity
- Data Manipulation
- Imagination
- Problem Solving
- Mentorship
- Coaching
- Competitive Analysis
- Filing
Job areas
- Finance & Accounting
- Consulting
- Data & Analytics
- Retirement Actuarial Intern
- Actuary
- Mathematicians, Actuaries and Statisticians
- Actuaries
Additional details
- Minimum education
- Bachelor’s degree
- Minimum experience
- 0+ years
- Posting language
- English
- Working hours
- 40 hours per week
