It has passed 10 years since The Society For Korean Language & Literature Corporation Aggregate had offered Nation-wide Test Of Hanja-capability Certificate. Year by year the number applicants grow almost as much as that of College Learning Capability Test. The Test, now become a national license, has great social influence. If not long after, the advantage of this license holder is guaranteed for evaluations of national officers and for employing of teachers, its influence will be more enlarged. Upon this point of time, 10 years from the start of The Test, it will be very meaningful to view in retrospect the footsteps and building environment and to self-evaluate the acting result of, The Society For Korean Language & Literary Research. The Society For Korean Language & Literature, and Korean Hanja Proficiency Test Institute that have lead Co-Using OF Hangul & Hanja Movement. At this paper, we will inspect the language policy of American military administration at Korea at the epoch of liberation from Japan, and the Korean language policy at 1968 and 1969, that become the motive of founding Research Society Of Education For Korean Language & Literature, and also view the meaning of Nation-wide Test Of Hanja-capability Certificate, and the influential role of that for our language education until now, and future prospect.

The aims of a foreign language course are often defined with reference to the four skills: understanding speech, speaking, reading and writing. These aims, therefore, relate to the activities which leamers are to perform. In practice, however, there always seem to be different aims of the leamers. This paper is an attempt to clarify certain issues that seem to arise from the difference of each leamer' s nationality and living place. There are three types of leamers of Korean: 1) foreigners in other countries, 2) foreigners in Korea, and 3) Koreans in other countries. For the foreigners in other countries, teaching Korean as communication by inter-cultural methods is effective. For the foreigners in Korea, teaching Korean as mutual understanding by cultural acquisition is quite important. Finally, for the Kor:eans in other countries, teaching Korean as national identity by cultural awareness is very necessary.