Amol Rajan presents a program about breaking in to the elite? Amol being born in Calcutta a son of a immigrant managed to break in to a career in media coming from a rich Indian family went to Cambridge. He spends time with graduates from very different backgrounds as their university education ends. Amaan and Elvis are both working class lads who have their sights set on working in the city, but the LSE's Sam Friedman tells Amol that when it comes to top professions, even top students like them who have got top degrees are much less likely to get elite jobs than people more privileged. Amol learns that when it comes to jobs, many employers are looking for candidates that are polished well spoken. Amol finds that the media industry has its own inbuilt biases against students from less privileged backgrounds. Dominique and Jack are finding the industry's cultural and practices are also stopping many candidates from disadvantaged backgrounds. Amaan and Elvis talk to city recruiters to find out what they are really looking for. He is left with his head in his hands as they judge people on accent and background with Essex girl accent being judged worse. Amol Watching privately educated Ben excel on work experience placement while Amaan struggles in a basic interview scenario, he wonders about the link between confidence and the upper class. Amol has A personality test to prove which proves he has special skills,but also praises his friend and mentors Matthew Wright gave Amol the job because he though this ordinary bloke needs a break in the industry he has seen is controlled by the elite. Matthew says hes struggled with getting higher up in the industry because he come from such a poor background.