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- The Apprentice 2022 candidates: Cast members for season 16.
- Finalists
- Harpreet Kaur. Age: 30. Job: Owner of a dessert parlour. From: West Yorkshire. Fearless and funny, Harpreet Kaur describes herself as a "born leader". She plans to “level up” her successful, six-figure coffee and cakes business to become a leading brand in the UK.
- Kathryn Louise Burn. Age: 29. Job: Owner of an online pyjama store. From: Swindon. After working a range of jobs, from a mortgage advisor to events manager, Kathryn Louise Burn now has ambitious plans for her online pyjama business and is confident that they will one day be “worn by everyone".
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- Meet the candidates.
- Aaron. Aaron Willis, 38. Chorley, Lancashire. Occupation: Flight Operations Instructor. Having served in the RAF for 12 years as Flight Operations Instructor, Aaron has set out to start his own security business.
- Akeem. Akeem Bundu-Kamara, 29. London. Occupation: Strategy Manager For A Financial Firm. Akeem considers himself a people’s person who loves being around others, however as a “numbers guy”, his analytical ability often causes him to think carefully about his every move, as he claims he will come in with a “calculated point of view”.
- Akshay. Akshay Thakrar, 28. London. Occupation: Owner, Digital Marketing Agency. Referring to himself as a man who believes sleeping is a “waste of time” and whose first word as a new-born was "profit", Akshay believes he’s been put on earth to do one thing - and that’s to make money.
- Aaron Willis. Age: 38. Occupation: Flight Operations Instructor. Aaron says: “My strongest point is that I can sell, to anybody and I think that’s the reason why my business will be a success, because people will buy from me.”
- Akeem Bundu-Kamara. Age: 29. Occupation: Strategy Manager For A Financial Firm. Akeem says: “My growing up has made me who I am, I’m able to converse with everyone, but also be able to show that financial, business side to myself.”
- Akshay Thakrar. Age: 28. Occupation: Owner, Digital Marketing Agency. Akshay says: “My friends call me AK47 because I’m a killer salesperson.”
- Alex Short. Age: 27. Occupation: Owner, Commercial Cleaning Company. Alex says: “I would compare myself to a Ferrari, shiny on the outside but under the bonnet, there is a lot of fire and I’m coming for you.”
- Aaron Willis. A 38-year-old Flight Operations Instructors who served in the RAF for 12 years, Aaron wants to start his own security business. He says he is hungry for success and at the sage now where he “can’t let anyone stand in his way.”
- Akeem Bundu-Kamara. Akeem considers himself a people person and who calculate his “every move,” he will be prepared and will come in with a “calculated point of view.”
- Akshay Thakrar. Sleeping is a “waste of time” says Akshay, 28, who owns a Digital Marketing Agency in London. He is multilingual as he speaks seven languages and believes it helps him connect with everyone and “sell anything to anyone.”
- Alex Short. Alex describes himself as a “Ferrari – shiny on the outside but under the bonnet there is a lot of fire.” He owns a Commercial Cleaning Company in Hertford.
Jan 4, 2022 · Want to know who the 2022 contestants are for series 16 of The Apprentice? Then look no further - from their name to their job title, we have the full list here.
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Feb 17, 2022 · Where can I watch The Apprentice 2022? The Apprentice starts on BBC One on Thursday, Jan. 6, 2022 at 9 pm. It is followed by The Apprentice: You're Fired with Tom Allen on BBC2.
