Teachers' seminars were seminars (not to be confused with "seminary") for elementary school teacher education.^[1]^[2] Usually it was a boarding school. In some countries the term is still in use.

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In Germany, there were separate seminars for female students (de:Lehrerinnenseminar).^[3]

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