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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: Series 3

Claudia Lewis

Lord Sugar

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Laurence Turnbull

Young Apprentice: Series 3: Episode 5: Kids Club

Kids Club

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Episode 5: Kids Club

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The candidates must come up with an original kids' club for five- to eight-year-olds.

Lord Sugar challenges the eight remaining candidates to come up with an original kids' club for five- to eight-year-olds and pitch it to industry professionals.

It is week five, and eight budding entrepreneurs remain in the battle to be crowned Young Apprentice and receive £25,000 to kick start their business ambitions. 

This week, Lord Sugar challenges candidates to come up with an original kids' club for five- to eight-year-olds. A potentially lucrative business, a unique kids' club concept can be rolled out across the country and make big money through the sale of licences. In just two days, the teams must create a concept and pitch it to industry professionals. The team that sells the most licenses for their kids' clubs will win - and as always, in the boardroom, one of the losing team will be fired. 

Team Odyssey are hoping their club, a class filled with explosions, alien goo and club mascot Space Face will be a success. But after an off-kilter pitch, the industry professionals are concerned about costing and Odyssey's space concept looks lost in space. 

Team Platinum's active art class 'the Big Mess' is a hit with the kids, but paint-splattered floors, walls and children have the potential buyers looking on in horror.

Twelve young candidates compete for a £25,000 fund to help them with their future careers.

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