UK Trade & Investment (linked to the British Consulate), in partnership with the Brazilian School of Public and Business Administration (FGV/EBAPE), just released at FGV the Sirius Programme - which aims to attract future entrepreneurs of the School's undergraduate, master's and doctorate programs to carry out its projects in the UK.School candidates with an idea that has not been tested yet or startups with a prototype will receive guidance and support from the British entrepreneurial community, coaching from experts and effective transformation of the idea into a business through financial support of 12,000 pounds for every entrepreneur member of the team.The headhunter of the Sirius Programme, Paola Cuneo, presented the program to the students of EBAPE on June 2. On the occasion, she explained the benefits of starting business in the UK - which represents a market of 62 million consumers and has a low tax burden.Those who wish to participate can apply until June 30.Please click below for more information about the program (page in English).http://www.siriusprogramme.com/