Available Courses

An introduction to fundamental probability concepts. Explore discrete and continuous distributions, both the univariate and multivariate variety. Solve problems that span a wide range of scenarios, including insurance.

An introduction to financial mathematics concepts and their application in calculating present and accumulated values across various cash flow scenarios and financial instruments. This foundational knowledge is essential for future tasks such as reserving, valuation, pricing, and more in subsequent exams.

Dig deeper into advanced FM concepts relevant to actuarial work. This exam serves as an introduction to actuarial mathematics in modeling both short-term and long-term coverages. Topics include ratemaking, reserving, contingent payment models, and financial risks.

Equip yourself with the statistical tools and techniques essential for risk modeling. Explore regression analysis, time series, and unsupervised learning. Understand what distinguishes one technique from another, including their strengths and weaknesses.

Apply predictive modeling techniques and data analytics tools to case studies. Learn how to make judgment calls that involve data preprocessing and model evaluation, among other considerations. Develop skillful communication on the subject matter.

Focus on advanced actuarial models for long-term insurance products, such as life insurance, annuities, and pensions. Explore modeling techniques for analyzing insurance liabilities, projecting future cash flows, and assessing the financial health of insurance companies.

Cover models and techniques specific to short-term insurance products, such as property and casualty insurance. Learn about risk assessment, ratemaking, and reserving across various insurance lines like auto and homeowners. Delve into model selection, advanced credibility procedures, and the application of severity and aggregate models.

This FSA-level exam covers asset-liability management. Apply financial and actuarial principles to manage risks related to mismatches between assets and liabilities. Explore investment strategy, performance measurement, and risk mitigation techniques across complex financial systems.

As the first course in the SOA’s Investment practice area, INV 101 provides the essential foundation for portfolio management. You’ll gain a clear understanding of major asset classes, how portfolios are constructed, managed, and evaluated, and the fundamentals of credit risk management. Our INV 101 course will be available for sale in early 2026.

INV 201 is the second course in the SOA’s Investment practice area and builds on the foundation you established in INV 101. This course is a key milestone for actuaries looking to develop strong quantitative skills to thrive in functions such as hedging, portfolio management, asset-liability management, and product management. Our INV 201 course will be available for sale in early 2026.

Validation by Educational Experience (VEE) is a three-part requirement to obtain your ASA designation from the SOA. VEE credit is obtained through SOA-approved college courses or by SOA-approved online VEE courses like Coaching Actuaries. Available credits are: Microeconomics, Macroeconomics, Accounting, Finance, and Mathematical Statistics.

Delve into the core of actuarial probability theories, covering both discrete and continuous probability distributions, multivariate models, and stochastic processes. Focus on practical applications in insurance, including risk modeling and decision-making under uncertainty. Enhance analytical skills essential in risk assessment and predictive modeling.

Build on your learning in MAS-I and dig deeper into advanced statistical techniques. Explore credibility theory, linear mixed models, advanced statistical learning, and time series modeling. Learn to apply these techniques to model dependence structures, estimate risk parameters, and perform predictive analytics in insurance and finance.

Understand ratemaking and reserving techniques essential for property and casualty insurance. Master methods for estimating claim liabilities and setting insurance rates based on data analysis and actuarial principles. Learn to handle real-world insurance scenarios effectively, emphasizing analytical and decision-making skills within the actuarial field.

Required for the ACAS and FCAS designations, Exam 6U covers the laws, programs, and accounting principles that shape the property and casualty (P&C) insurance industry. With Coaching Actuaries, you'll learn how actuaries navigate the industry’s regulatory framework and reach a major milestone in your journey. Our 6U course will be available for sale in early 2026.