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jonbon
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no use
Hi Folks
There is no use saying things about lecturers in uni's as some of these people contribute much more to the profession than just teaching young minds. I'm one of the group who has worked hard for each exam sitting at the institute..but I think whatever the route one takes for qualification, his/her worth will be visible in the field..i.e. at workplace. I think if someone's good he'll qualify quicker (in 3 years) while working...IoA gives FIA to someone with exemptions in 3 years as well. Moreover, if someone is good at his work..he'll progress whatever route he takes..i know someone..took 8 years to qualify but once he qualified he took just 2.5 years to become head of the department with 5 actuaries reporting to him..2 of those had exemptions..
Ok you have to put less effort but in the end..success comes to those who deserve it!!
Cheers
jon
PS: Nobody said life was fair
Hi Folks
There is no use saying things about lecturers in uni's as some of these people contribute much more to the profession than just teaching young minds. I'm one of the group who has worked hard for each exam sitting at the institute..but I think whatever the route one takes for qualification, his/her worth will be visible in the field..i.e. at workplace. I think if someone's good he'll qualify quicker (in 3 years) while working...IoA gives FIA to someone with exemptions in 3 years as well. Moreover, if someone is good at his work..he'll progress whatever route he takes..i know someone..took 8 years to qualify but once he qualified he took just 2.5 years to become head of the department with 5 actuaries reporting to him..2 of those had exemptions..
Ok you have to put less effort but in the end..success comes to those who deserve it!!
Cheers
jon
PS: Nobody said life was fair