Congrats for your associateship! I did the PSC course one year back and don't know if the structure changed. But this is how it went for me. During the course, there are five sessions, each of which includes a range of exercises, and a group discussion. At the end of the course, there will be a Question & Answer session with the course facilitators.
- Introduction to Professionalism: This session consists of several elements providing a rounded perspective of the nature of professions in general, professional ethics, and the particular structure of the Institute and Faculty of Actuaries.
- The Actuaries’ Code: This session draws on the lessons from the previous session and considers the conduct expected of actuaries by the Actuaries’ Code.
- Generic Case Studies: This session outlines four case studies relating to the ethical issues that can arise in general areas of actuarial practice.
- Actuary in the Doc: This session centres around a 35-minute video of a dramatised investigation into the alleged misconduct of an actuary.
- Specialism Session: This session is a chance for you to focus on your own specialist area and to work with others in your field. You will watch a presentation from a specialist actuary before working through two topical case studies.
The course will finish with a general question and answer session. This is your opportunity to ask facilitators on the course any questions that you may have about the course content, any issues raised by the course, or any questions you may have relating to professional skills within the actuarial profession that have not already been covered by the group discussions.
It's really interesting! I hope this sheds some light. Enjoy and best of luck.