http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00sf35cThe candidates
Lord Sugar is on the search for his first ever Junior Apprentice. From over 28,000 applicants, 10 candidates compete for a tailor-made fund worth 25,000 pounds to kick-start a career in business. Most of these tycoons of tomorrow are still at school, but all have a burning passion to succeed in business. Some run their own companies full time; others have dabbled in business; some run a market stall, some sell online.
Over the next six weeks, they'll battle it out through a series of tailor-made business tasks. In the first boardroom, Lord Sugar explains to these 16 and 17 year olds that he's not looking for the finished package but he wants to see that 'killer instinct' that you need for business.
After a chance to get to know one another - and suss out the competition - the young candidates get to see their new home, a luxury terraced house in one of London's smartest neighbourhoods, and must choose their team name and project managers. The following morning they have an appointment at Lord Sugar's old school where the teens are set their first business task - to sell 500 pounds worth of 23 different varieties of cheese at busy London market stalls.
Under the watchful eyes of Lord Sugar's aides Nick Hewer and Karren Brady, the teams must select a market to trade from, identify and price their 23 cheeses and get selling. With ten candidates all trying to prove themselves, it's not long before tempers flare and chaos ensues.
At the end of the task, the winning team get a treat while the losers battle it out in the boardroom. For one of these teens, it's the end of the road and time for Lord Sugar to utter his infamous last words: You're Fired!
Comments
Not that i care who wins, i just find stuck-up teenagers acting like adults extremely amusing.
and her mum was my art teacher. Hated both of em!
I like watching it but how annoying are those kids.
Those who can't...
Still I think that kid's the best of the bunch.
Arjan will win and probably deservadly so.
yay Asian Harry Potter wins. Good choice for a change
On the James Corden and Davina McCall threads people say that this is the price of fame - there'll always be someone out there to spout some absolute bile about you. I don't think 'Zoe from Penge' could be described as famous, but that can't stop some.
I can see why she's annoying, but I think she was so over-the-top it was funny.
Fair play to the Arjan chap. Thought he was the best of the lot of them, so nice to see him win.