Archive | May, 2010
Junior Apprentice Week 3: Rosser bullied out of the show
Leaders are made, not born – at least that is what you would have to conclude after watching the first three programmes of the Junior Apprentice.
All six team leaders have struggled, and with the departure of both Adam Eliaz… continue
Junior Apprentice Week 2: Hibah gets the heave-ho but Arjun edges in to the lead
If I learnt one thing from this week’s fired Junior Apprentice candidate Hibah Ansary it would be when anyone says “This process has taught me a lot about myself”, always ask them “What exactly?”
In her case we find that… continue
Reviewing the reviews for Junior Apprentice Week 1
Most mainstream telly reviewers can barely contain themselves about the new incarnation of the Apprentice, deciding that precociousness is a welcome addition to the raft of criticisms they have in the armoury for Lord Sugar’s candidates.
Like its dislike for… continue
Junior Apprentice – Week 1: the Bugsy Malone of business
The first programme in the Junior Apprentice left me feeling both amused and, if I’m honest, just a little downhearted.
The show’s format is identical to the grown-up version: two teams carrying out a business-related task at the end of… continue
Can you really laugh at the candidates in Junior Apprentice?
The answer of course is “yes”. Of course you can. I laughed out loud last night when Zoe declared ecstatically about Tom Aikens: ”He is, like, my favourite chef”. It was hard not to. Do all 16-year-olds have a favourite… continue
So who’s who in Junior Apprentice? Meet the girls
Emma Walker
Age: 16 Education: Studying for AS Levels in Maths, Business Studies, Economics, Politics & Biology Lives: Cheshire
Emma has a passion for achieving and believes that “if you make your own bed, you should lie in it”. Selling… continue
So who’s who in Junior Apprentice? Meet the boys
Adam Eliaz
Age: 17Education: 8 GCSEsLives: London
Adam left school at 16 determined to succeed in business. He has since gone on to run his own online company selling camping and fishing equipment. He admits that he can be argumentative,… continue
The Apprentice Analysed returns… for Junior Apprentice
The Apprentice is back for a new series – only this time, it’s in junior form.
Sir Alan Sugar – now Lord Sugar – will run the rule over 10 teenage contestants in Junior Apprentice, which launches tomorrow (12 July) at… continue
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