First of all, I suggest that you try to get as many actuaries as possible during your undergraduate course. For students majoring in scientific actuarial science, it is ideal to complete all the examinations for junior actuaries at the undergraduate level. But if you are not an actuarial major, it may be difficult to achieve it, so do what you can. I once took a class, and the teacher was an actuary of an insurance company. He told us: don't have the idea of taking exams while working after 30. I saw that too many people couldn't keep going because the pressure was much greater at that time. Her words are for reference only.
Work experience is very important. It is ideal to find an internship after taking several actuarial examinations. Insurance companies are very harsh and cautious about actuaries' job fairs. The emphasis on experience is even higher than that on exams. In North America, you can basically find a job after two actuarial exams. The company will continue to train you, give you training, pay for your exams and encourage you to pass more exams. But experience is their first priority. Because the actuary is the helm of the insurance company.
I think you have no problem with math, and you are a bachelor. But actuaries also need a strong statistical, financial and computer background. Almost all insurance companies will ask you if you have any experience in programming or database when recruiting actuarial positions.
The most authoritative actuaries should be the Association of Actuaries of North America (SOA) and the Association of Actuaries of Britain. Personally, I think the North American Association of Actuaries is better. After all, the actuarial major should start in America. The website of the Association of Actuaries of North America is www.soa.org, which has detailed examination requirements for soa certified actuaries.
If you choose an actuary, of course you have to work in an insurance company. Government departments may also need actuarial talents. China's social security fund is developing, and talents in this field are definitely needed. The Actuarial Association of North America has a special actuarial certification of "pension".
Because I majored in actuarial science in North America, I don't know much about the qualifications of actuaries in China, but I suggest you consider the qualifications of actuaries in North America or Britain first. China has SOA exams twice a year. Because China's actuarial qualification is not recognized anywhere except China. It would be better if I could go to a foreign university to study actuarial science. I know a lot of people who have gone abroad to study at the National People's Congress and Central Finance and Economics. But it depends on personal circumstances.
In short, this learning process is very long. To tell the truth, if you haven't studied actuarial science, you will have some difficulties. Of course, if you work hard and have strong ability, you can do it completely. Go to Taobao to search SOA exam materials. ACTEX and ASM are the most used exam manuals. This is very helpful for you to pass the exam. At least have a concept first.
Finally, I wish you success!