The purpose of the study is to examine the problems and current policies on beginning teachers' certification and appointment process, and to suggest new directions for increasing reliability and connecting the process. For the purpose of the study, the researcher examined various researches on teachers' certification and appointment process and selected expertise and connection between policy areas and universities and local schools as criteria of policy analysis. The result of the study suggest that although current policies on beginning teachers' certification and appointment process have presented to solve various problems which previous researches pointed out, but they still have the problems and need more changes. Current certification process still focuses on selecting functions, not training and guaranteeing qualified beginning teachers. Also certification process and appointment process should be connected, but the certification process and appointment process for beginning teachers are operated separatedly. To solve the problems, the researcher suggests a national examination for the license of teachers which substitutes the first step test of current three-step appointment process. Also the training period of new teachers should be extended to five or six years for increasing their expertises and it could substitute the second step test of current three-step appointment process.