The Apprentice (UK)

Season 10

Eighteen of Britain's best buisness minds fight it out for Lord Sugar's infamous £250,000 investment onto there growing buisness' in a series of tasks, one candidate will face a ride home weekly. Only one can obtain the ultimate investment and the ultimate legacy in the buisness field.

Where to Watch Season 10

14 Episodes

Ten Years of Selling
E1
Ten Years of SellingThe battle to become Lord Sugar's next business partner begins with a selling task.
Wearable Technology
E2
Wearable TechnologyThe candidates are asked to design a piece of wearable technology.
Home Fragrance
E3
Home FragranceEach team must create their own range of home fragrance products.
Online Video Channel
E4
Online Video ChannelThe candidates are set a 21st-century task - creating video channels for YouTube.
Coach Tours
E5
Coach ToursThe teams have two days to create their very own coach tours.
Board Game
E6
Board GameLord Sugar asks the candidates to design a brand new board game.
Advertising - New York
E7
Advertising - New YorkEach team splits in two - one half stays in London to devise a brand new soft drink, while the other half head to New York to create a promotional campaign for it, before pitching it to American industry experts.
Country Show
E8
Country ShowThe candidates attempt to crack the rural market at the Royal Bath and West show.
Ten Years of Discount Buying
E9
Ten Years of Discount BuyingLord Sugar tells the candidates that he wants to test their negotiation skills.
Premium Pudding
E10
Premium PuddingThe candidates are asked to create a brand new range of premium puddings.
The Final Five
E11
The Final FiveAs the tenth series draws to a close, this programme profiles the remaining candidates.
Interviews
E12
InterviewsThe remaining candidates are interviewed by four of Lord Sugar's trusted advisers.
Why I Fired Them
E13
Why I Fired ThemLord Sugar takes a look back at the candidates who fell before the final hurdle.
The Final and You're Hired
E14
The Final and You're HiredThe two finalists must launch their businesses with the help of some former candidates.