What is English First Peoples?
Article one: What is Eng. First Peoples?
English First Peoples (EFP) is a course that is mandatory (required) to be taken in BC (British Columbia) starting at Grade 10. It is an Indigenous-Focused Graduation Requirement, which needs four credits of an Indigenous-focused course for all BC high school students to graduate (or else you won’t be able to graduate). Students who take EFP will learn to analyze how First Peoples languages and texts will reflect on their cultures, their knowledge, history, and worldviews (views of the rest of the world)
Conclusion
In conclusion, English First Peoples (EFP) is a course that high school students from grades 10 through 12 will take as a mandatory (required) course. If they do not take this course, which gives 4 credits, they will not be able to graduate high school. This course helps students who take it to understand and analyze their cultures, knowledge, history, and worldviews (their views on the rest of the world).