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Associateship Admission Session (AAS)

This is a two-and-one-half hours long session that covers the structure and functions of the Actuarial Society of the Philippines and an overview of Professional Ethics and Actuarial Practice. The schedule of the AAS may be obtained from the ASP Secretariat Office. The candidate will not receive the AASP designation, or be entitled to use such designation, until he/she has completed the AAS.

Effective September 1, 2021, the AAS shall be a half-day session covering professionalism. ethics and legal liability, the structure and functions of the Actuarial Society of the Philippines, and an overview of Professional Ethics and Actuarial Practice. It shall make extensive use of the case study method. Case materials shall be provided to the candidates at least 2 weeks before the session. The candidates shall discuss about the case with their fellow candidates, PSRC members and the ASP Fellows in attendance.

 

FAS: Fellowship Admission Session

The Fellowship Admission Session (FAS) is the last requirement for Fellowship in the Society. The FAS may not be taken unless all of the other course requirements for Fellowship have been met. Once these course requirements have been met, the candidate may register for the next scheduled FAS. If a candidate is unable to attend the FAS immediately following completion of Fellowship course requirements, he/she may attend any future FAS. A candidate will not receive the FASP designation, nor be entitled to use such designation, until he/she has completed the FAS.

The FAS is three hours long and covers Professional Ethics and Integrated Problem Solving. The schedules for the FAS may be obtained from the secretariat of the Actuarial Society of the Philippines.

Candidates who attend the FAS and participate in it fully will receive their Fellowship Diploma at the General Assembly of Society Members following the FAS.

Effective September 1, 2021, the FAS will be a 1-day session, composed of a Talk on Professionalism and Case Discussion and Presentation by the Candidates.