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Can't answer your question, but I did know a math major who graduated a few years ago (here in the States), and he told me that insurance companies went recruiting through his graduating class for people who wanted to do actuarial work. So if you do this, and succeed, I would say that there people who are going to want to talk to you.
There've been a couple of discussions around here about people taking college courses just to find a job vs. pursuing their true interests. I would say that if this avenue of endeavour looks truly attractive to you, you should pursue it. You seem to have the qualifications, and the desire, and the commitment. With all those things in your favor, you should succeed.
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