Do you think a teenage apprentice would be a step too far?!
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We used to do it with the teenagers at the school ..I worked at Gart...1st prize was a Laptop...the kids loved it...
Not too sure about a TV programme though
There are too many reality shows as it is. Children should be in school and not thrown into this kind of hype.
i think the kids would love it as they like the adult one and to be honest some are a lot more get up and go than the adults only trouble will they throw a strop and say
"Am I bovered" ha ha ha
Probably
It 's about the mean stuff and the firing, not the winning team !! No I doubt I'd watch that .......... bleeding hell he is looking a young protege isn't he ?
The Jury's out on this one gart.....but it could work !
Couldn't bear to hear them screeching at each other, and what's the prize at the end of it, a job in five years time with Sir Alan???
I love the Apprentice M and I think doing a teenage one IS going too far. At that age they can't take the rejection - look at the teenage rejects on Xfactor last year when they lowered the age limit - they couldn't hack it. Plus it is very high pressured selling.
It 's not that many years ago that we could leave school at 14 !
We'd have had apprenticeships.
Only this week, my 10 year old grandson had a project to teach someone to use the Internet and then write a report on his pupil's progress - his pupil was his mum - and guess what - she can now connect to the Internet - she couldn't before !
As long as Mr Sugar makes it interesting for them as well - everything will be fine !
well they've already got one really. You now that former contestant Saira Khan. Well it is different but its business linked.
what no!!?? you're fired... helloooo that's the best bit you idiot. not 'You won!'. urgh.
hmm if I did go ahead I could always apply but really I don't get what the prize would be teens particularly.