BBC Three

Four young ambitious unemployed people, Kirsty, Ben, Sasha and Chris, take part in a unique television experiment, where they are given the opportunity to experience a career in fast forward. The Career Crashers are given an apprenticeship of a lifetime as they find out what it is like to work at every step of he career ladder. In just a short amount of time they work their way from basic entry level jobs to being managing directors of Britain's biggest brands. Will it help them get an individual insight into the world of work? And will it help them secure their dream job?

9pm Tuesday 6th December 2011 on BBC3

Two couples - Sam and Rachel from Wigan and Tony and Serena from Liverpool - have never met, but they do have one thing in common. They are both planning to tie the knot.

But are they marrying the right person? In this brand new format for BBC3 they're going to find out. Both couples take a close look at each other’s relationships.

They’ll spend time in each other’s homes, quiz their friends and families, assess each other’s wedding plans and join their respective hen and stag nights.

Starts 9pm, Monday 17th October 2011 on BBC3 – Tuesday 18th at 9pm, Wednesday 19th at 10pm and Thursday 20th at 9pm and 10:30pm.

UP FOR HIRE LIVE is a unique interactive series for BBC Three, transmitting from 17 – 20 October, which aims to help young people who are out of work, or in temporary jobs, to start a new career.

Five WAGs leave their pampered lives behind to experience a side to South Africa their partners, competing in the glittering World Cup competition, will never see.

Rolling up their sleeves to live and work in the country’s most deprived neighbourhoods with orphans, the homeless, prostitutes and women and children with Aids, they’ll witness the reality of life for many young people in a country with the second highest murder rate in the world and where 11 per cent of the population is HIV positive.

13 year old Megan's like is controlled by Mum and Dad's rules and routines. Years of isolation have left her withdrawn, and with little contact with the outside world. But all this is set to change as her Jehovah's Witness parents have suddenly decided to let Megan grow up.

In a revealing  and unusual rites of passage documentary, Megan: Let Me Grow Up follows Megan as she explores what life is like outside the home. So no more rules, no more chores, no more isolation.

Jonathan Phang, television presenter & fashion agent who, for the last 20 years has lived with a terrible burden - he organised the party on the Marchioness, a Thames passenger boat which was hit and sunk by a sand dredger in 1989. As the 20th anniversary approaches, Jonathan tries to reconnect with other survivors, some of whom he hasn’t seen for two decades.