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Series Seven of ''The Apprentice (UK)'' was a British reality television series, which was broadcast in the UK during 2011 from 10 May to 17 July on BBC One. The first two episodes of the series were aired a day apart from each other; the first on a Tuesday, the next in the usual timeslot of the show, along with subsequent episodes after it. Like the previous series, the final episode was aired on a Sunday. Filming of the series took place during the previous year in Autumn. The series was won by Tom Pellereau. By the end of the series, several records were made by two of the final candidates in the process. Pellereau initially held the record of least successful winner of ''The Apprentice'', for winning only three tasks, never winning as a project manager and being a PM just once in the series; he now holds joint ownership of the record alongside Series 10 winner, Mark Wright. Along with this, he also became the first winner of the show, to have won fewer tasks than the runner-up, which happened again in Series 8, 9 and 10. Runner-up Helen Milligan, currently holds the record for the most successful candidate in the history of ''The Apprentice'', winning ten out of eleven tasks during this series. This series is notable for bringing about a change of format with the show's prize. Instead of a job with a six-figure salary, the winner would be given a £250,000 investment from Lord Sugar to start his or her own business, with him being the joint owner. This change in prize was not known by those applying to be candidates for the show, following the commencement of the application process in April 2010, as it was announced late in June that year. As a result, many that had already applied for the series were without a business plan, owing to the assumption that they would be winning a £100,000 salary job and not an investment. On 5 July 2011, a show source detailed that a change in the format of the tasks had also been made for the series, stating that the "interview" round would feature in the final episode of the series rather than the penultimate episode, meaning that no fired candidate would return in the finals as a result, while also revealing there would be four finalists instead of two. The 2011 series saw two specials aired alongside it, during the final weeks, including the return of a new edition of "The Final Five", aired on 7 July, and a new special called "How To Get Hired", aired on 15 July. ==Candidates== The original women's team was called ''Venture'' and the men's team was called ''Logic''. Two candidates - Alex and Ellie - never had the chance to be project manager. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「The Apprentice (UK series seven)」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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