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Lord Sugar puts young people through their paces, testing their business skills.

Lord Sugar puts young people through their paces as they compete in tasks to prove themselves worthy of a prize that will help them up the career ladder.

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Young Apprentice: Junior Apprentice

Michele Kurland

Lord Sugar

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Nick Hewer

Sue Davidson

Young Apprentice: Junior Apprentice: Episode 4

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Episode 4

Junior Apprentice

BBC One - Young Apprentice, Junior Apprentice, Episode 4

The remaining candidates must choose two artists to represent at a private art sale.

The remaining candidates must choose two artists to represent at a private art sale. At the exhibition, the competition hots up as the teams battle it out to make the most sales.

With just five teenagers remaining, Lord Sugar decides to take the candidates completely out of their comfort zones with a task all about spotting talent.

They're given six artists to visit, and must choose two to represent at a private art sale the following day. This task isn't just about making money; it's about understanding a new market and choosing the right pieces of art for the gallery spaces they've been given. It's not a case of hard sell but hard schmooze.

As the two teams clash over one artist they both want, will either back down graciously, or will they leave it to the artist to decide which team will represent them?  

At the exhibition, the competition hots up as the teams battle it out to make the most sales and prove to Lord Sugar that they are worthy of the title Junior Apprentice.

Under the watchful gaze of Nick and Karren, one candidate gets framed and it's time for Lord Sugar to say "You're Fired!".

A group of 16 to 17 year olds compete to impress Lord Sugar

Lord Sugar returns to put a group of 16 to 17 year olds through their paces. They compete in tasks to prove themselves worthy of a prize that will help them up the career ladder.

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