Mezlernejo de Elektrotekniko Brno, Technical vocational school in Brno, Czech Republic

Mezlernejo de Elektrotekniko Brno was a secondary school with electrical engineering branches at Kounicova 16, near Brno's centre; the street was formerly called Leninova. Founded by the South Moravian Region, it merged on 1 July 2012 with the Secondary School of Information Technology and Social Care on Purkyňova 97. Its building now houses the Brno Higher Vocational School of Health.

The first industrial secondary school in Brno was founded in 1885 on what is now Sokolská street. From 1917 it included a higher electrical engineering school, which the later SPŠE continued. In 1952 the school split, and the electrical branch moved to Kounicova 16, the former Leninova street. On 1 July 2012 it merged with the Secondary School of Information Technologies and Social Care on Purkyňova 97.

The school's story begins with a first industrial secondary school founded in Brno in 1885 on what is now Sokolská street. From 1917 a higher electrical engineering school was attached to it, and the newly founded SPŠE later continued that line. In 1952 the institution split, and the electrical branch moved to Kounicová 16.

The former school building stands at Kounicova 16 near the city centre, not in Líšeň; the street was called Leninova in the communist era. It now houses the Vyšší odborná škola zdravotnická Brno, so the site is seen from the street rather than as a working technical school.

The building on Kounicova 16, formerly Leninova Street, now houses the Higher Vocational School of Health Brno, not the electrical school. The original SPŠE Brno merged on 1 July 2012 with the Secondary School of Information Technology and Social Care on Purkyňova 97.