Uri Levine launches startup academy in Brazil

Uri Levine, the Israeli entrepreneur and co-founder of Waze and Moovit, is launching the Uri Levine Startup Academy in Brazil. Developed in partnership with serial entrepreneur Guy Even Ezra, the platform aims to provide practical knowledge to help founders create, develop, and scale technology startups.

The academy will offer 11 modules and over 70 video lessons in a bilingual format (Portuguese and English), supplemented by live Q&A sessions, practical activities, and a community for founders. Levine chose Brazil as the debut market due to the country's high technology adoption rate and its significant role in the success of both Waze and Moovit.

The program is priced at approximately US$ 997 for a single payment or US$ 1,188 in installments. Levine expects to reach roughly 10,000 students in Brazil within two years.