Uptree

Placement details

Overview

Locations: Bristol

You’ll need to be flexible. Mix office and home working with our hybrid working policy.

Start date: Early to mid-September 2026

Application criteria:

• You’ll need to be 18 years old on 1st September 2026

• GCSEs at grade 4 – 9 in both Maths and English (obtained)

• 3 A levels at grade BCC including a B in Maths 

 

Application deadine: The closing date to apply for this opportunity is Tuesday 11 November 2025.

How to apply: click 'Apply' at the top of this page!

 

About the Actuarial Apprenticeship Programme

Qualifications: Study for a Level 4 Actuarial Technician followed by a degree level programme. Training and costs will be taken care of. 

Duration: 5 years

Salary: £26,500 + fantastic benefits

Love maths and critical thinking? Step this way. 

Make sure our insurance decision makers have all the facts and stats they need. Help Lloyds Banking Group keep on the right track while protecting 28 million customers. 

Actuaries don’t have crystal balls. But they do have sharp brains, serious maths skills and the tech to see around corners. They’re the people who spot what’s coming - from how long people might live, how often accidents might happen, to how markets may behave and shift. They make sure the financial promises Lloyds Banking Group make today still stand decades from now. 

And if you join Lloyds Banking Group as an Actuarial apprentice, you won’t just watch it happen. You’ll be in the mix, shaping the big calls sooner than you think. 

You’ll rotate through different teams, spending about 18 months in each. Each placement gives you the chance to build hands-on experience and see just how broad and impactful actuarial work can be. 

You’ll rotate through different teams, spending about 18 months in each. Each placement gives you the chance to build hands-on experience and see just how broad and impactful actuarial work can be. 

You could be: 

• Pricing insurance, pensions and investments using specialist techniques to make sure Lloyds Banking Group are fair and competitive.
• Calculating reserves and capital so we can pay out future claims when their customers need Lloyds Banking Group most.
• Using actuarial and statistical modelling techniques to understand and prepare for a wide range of risks.
• Designing and developing actuarial models and software to predict outcomes and guide decisions.
• Analysing past data and trends to set smart assumptions that power Lloyds Banking Groupmodels.
• Optimising investment strategies to keep Lloyds Banking Group aligned with regulatory requirements and risk appetite.
• Explaining complex concepts to stakeholders and presenting financial results that influence strategic thinking. 

About Lloyds Banking Group

They are the UK’s biggest digital bank, supporting over 22 million digitally active customers. They’re investing over £3bn in their people, technology, and data, to drive positive change, and their focus is on green finance and sustainable products to deliver a better future for everyone.

Their focus is to ensure they're inclusive every day, building an organisation that reflects modern society and celebrates diversity in all its forms. They want their people to feel that they belong and can be their best, regardless of background, identity or culture. They especially welcome applications from under-represented groups.

Find out more about Lloyds Banking Group on their company page.

 

Next Steps

Click ‘Apply’ at the top of this page!