The first thing that is important when trying to become anything in the workforce is a college education. You can go to college for liberal studies or to be an attorney but a college education is vital. Along with the college education is good grades. A transcript with below average grades can still be useful but a good record shows that you take pride in what you do.
Organization of paperwork and of your personal life appears second on our list. You will be responsible for the success of graduates landing a career and it will be your responsibility to take it serious. You have to keep track of Actuarial seminars that will inform the recruits of their possibilities, you will have to keep their personal information separated or others and you must be prompt with all requests between the firms and recruits.
Thirdly, you should have a better than basic understanding of Actuarial careers, Actuarial internships and all Actuarial opportunities. This may include taking some entry level courses of Actuarial Science, or sitting down at your local Barnes and Nobles to gain the necessary knowledge to begin a career as an Actuarial Science recruit. Other information that will be good to know is the ethics of recruiting and handling personal information. The last thing you would want to do is handle information incorrectly and find yourself recruiting an attorney for a lawsuit.
Now, you need to find an Actuarial Science agency that is looking for recruiters. Don't just find any agency. There are a lot of shade tree agencies out there that will give you a bad name if you associate yourself with them. A bad name will destroy any chances of you starting a firm on your own when you get the opportunity. The proper agency will provide you the necessary tools to excel and achieve your goals. Actuarial Science graduates are not ordinary graduates; you must be smart and on top of your skill set when it comes to partnering graduates with Actuarial employers.