This paper explores who needs what aspects of L2 English to what levels of proficiency, focusing on college English curriculum development in Korea. A survey was conducted of 532 college students in Seoul. Grounded that career is one of the most important motives for EFL learning, the participants were divided into seven groups based on their desired careers. The results show that the types of desired careers of the participants are highly correlative with the strength and weakness of their need for learning English, the kinds of English skills they want to learn, and the levels of English proficiency they hope to achieve.

I. INTRODUCTION
　1. English Learning Motivation
　2. Career and English Needs
Ⅱ. METHODOLOGY
　1. Research Questions
　2. Participants
　3. Materials
　4. Procedure
　5. Data Analysis
Ⅲ. RESULTS
　1. Reliability of the Questionnaire
　2. English Learning Motivation by Groups
　3. Current, Achievable, and Desired Levels of English Proficiency
Ⅳ. DISCUSSION
V. CONCLUDING REMARKS
REFERENCES

• Minchang Sung(Seoul National University)
• Hyun-Kwon Yang(Seoul National University)
• Kitaek Kim(University of Hawai’i at Mānoa)