In this research, we investigated the teacher preparation curricula of some teacher education institutes in the United Kingdom, France, and the United States, and that of Waldorf school in Germany, in order to get implications for the development of the future-oriented curriculum model of National Universities of Education in Korea. Several features of those teacher preparing curricula and programs were noteworthy. First, the curricula of these countries' teacher education institutes primarily focused on their primary school curricula themselves, which presented a striking contrast with ours. Second, foreign teacher education institutes were accepting and making effective use of students with various backgrounds through various training courses and programs. Third, teacher certification standards on initial teacher qualities were specific and very high. Fourth, in terms of the contents and management of the curricula, they were emphasizing future-oriented subjects, and preparing initial teachers for teaching these subjects to students. Fifth, the long-term initial teacher training was an essential element of their teacher education. Finally, they were collaborating with partnership schools in many ways, to provide preservice teachers with longer period of training. They were running, for example, the core partnership school system for effectively procuring and managing other regional partnership schools.