Instituto Industrial e Comercial de Lisboa was a former Portuguese school of vocational education founded in 1852 as Instituto Industrial de Lisboa, by Minister Fontes Pereira de Melo decree of 30 December. Its aim was the creation of a technical school of vocational education, whose purpose was to facilitate the ongoing industrialization process set up by Pereira de Melo. The education of a large number of skilled industrial technicians in several areas, was one among many innovative reforms Pereira de Melo idealized as Minister. This qualified workers were suited to deal with the new needs in industry.
Read more about Instituto Industrial E Comercial De Lisboa: The Instituto Industrial E Comercial De Lisboa, 1911: Extinction. Birth of IST and ISEG University Institutes, 1918: Re-birth of The Instituto Industrial De Lisboa, 1974: Birth of ISEL
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