Before and after the ratification of the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities in 2009, countries around the world have laid out their operational plans and measures for Inclusion. Changes in teacher training are considered necessary for properly realizing Inclusion in its purpose and intention in the school context. In order to equip basic knowledge competencies of Inclusion and Special Education with the expertise of primary teachers, several universities in Germany offer multiple qualification competency opportunities in a variety of formats. This study seeks to examine the meaning and implications of Korean teacher training by analysing the structure and contents of teacher training for primary school teachers for inclusive education of four German federal states, namely Bavaria, Bremen, Berlin and Baden-Wi.irttemberg. In the context of primary school pedagogy and primary didactics, qualification courses for basic competence training in inclusive education are handled separately and complete with certificates at the University of Regensburg, Bavaria. The University of Bremen offers a double teacher training system for either the primary teacher qualification or the inclusive or special education teacher qualification simultaneously. Inclusion and special education curricula are integrated into the existing training system of orclinary teachers inclucling primary school teachers at Humboldt University of Berlin; likewise, certification for teachers in special schools is provided. The University of Ludwigsburg in Baden-Wurttemberg finally handles special education training by majoring courses and deepening preparation. Although Inclusion is a universal and necessary educational process, its implementation proceeds differently (passively and positively) depending on its historical, political and socio-cultural backgro따1d of each state or co따1try. The above-mentioned Regensburg s model is a completion process that is suggested to be integrated in the existing teacher training course for Korean primary teacher education for Inclusion without major changes.