Voluntary commitment

There are currently 13 committees to manage the DAV's committee work and around 60 working groups, which are assigned to the respective committees. Various issues are dealt with in the specialist committees and their working groups. There are also committees in which the framework conditions for the actuarial profession are developed: Training and examination, further training and professional issues.

International work is also coordinated by a separate committee. The Association's communication activities are managed by the Communications Committee. All calls for committee work are communicated via the DAV - engagiert newsletter - feel free to apply if you would also like to get involved and expand your own network!

Anyone who would like to become active as a speaker at face-to-face events or in digital formats can do so as part of the specialist groups at the annual and fall conferences to do so. Interesting lectures and seminars are always in demand, especially in the field of continuing education. Suggestions for new and exciting topics to be addressed at conferences are also very welcome. Calls for papers are regularly advertised in the DAV newsletter and on the website. Speakers are also regularly sought for the “DAV vor Ort” events. Please contact the regional “DAV vor Ort” organizers by e-mail.
 

The members' magazine, which is published four times a year, not only presents specialist knowledge, but also provides also provides comprehensive information about all of the association's activities. All members are welcome to submit specialist articles for for the members' magazine. In addition authors are always being sought to report on events or explain technical terms for colleagues in the actuary answers” section to explain technical terms to colleagues from other colleagues from other sectors.
 

Internal company training courses are also recognized as part of the continuing education requirement. You can register as a tutor and receive credit for your colleagues' in-house training activities - whether digital or face-to-face. To become a tutor, simply submit an application via the DAV website (“My account” / “My training” / “Become a tutor”). There you will also find all further information on becoming a tutor.

As part of the “Young Actuaries Network”, regular meetings for young actuaries are offered in numerous regions - now also as digital events. We would be delighted if you would also attend these. We are always looking for organizers and new locations for these events - please feel free to contact us, also together with colleagues, and we will be happy to assist you with any questions you may have about the organization.