The Apprentice applications are now open for you to become a candidate in the next series.
The latest run currently airs Thursday nights but already you can apply now to be on The Apprentice series 19.
To date Apprentice boss Lord Sugar has given out close to £3 million to fledgling businesses and another £250,000 investment will be up for grabs soon.
With the boardroom doors set to open once again, the application process is now OPEN for you to apply for those over 18.
If your application is successful you will be invited to attend an interview in the new year so keep your diary free!
The successful candidate will set up a new business which will be owned jointly (50/50) with Lord Sugar, and receive a life-changing initial investment worth up to £250,000.
As well as a good business idea, you need to be of 18 years or over, legally entitled to work in the UK without restriction and of course ready to face Lord Sugar in the boardroom.
If you think you’ve got what it takes, then the process starts here: To apply for The Apprentice, visit www.bbc.co.uk/apprentice .
The closing date for applications is 14 February 2024.
It was Marnie Swindells who won The Apprentice last year in 2023.
Her community focused boxing gym, BRONX received a £250,000 business investment and 50/50 partnership with multi-millionaire business mogul Lord Sugar.
Marnie joined a long list of winners including 2017’s double champions Sarah Lynn and James White, Harpreet Kaur, Carina Lepore, Sian Gabbidon, Alana Spencer, Mark Wright, Dr Leah Totton, Ricky Martin and Thomas Pellereau.
All of their businesses now has its £250,000 cash injection, could yours be next?
If you prefer to just sit at home and watch it all unfold on TV, the current series of The Apprentice airs Thursday nights at 9PM on BBC One.
Alongside the main show, spin-off You’re Fired airs on BBC Two at 10PM on Thursdays, hosted by Tom Allen.
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