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      • The First Nations Education Authority (FNEA), which came into operation on July 1, 2022, is an independent body that assists First Nations in BC that have assumed jurisdiction over their K-12 education systems on their land pursuant to individual education jurisdiction agreements with Canada.
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  2. The First Nations Education Authority (FNEA), which came into operation on July 1, 2022, is an independent body that assists First Nations in BC that have assumed jurisdiction over their K-12 education systems on their land pursuant to individual education jurisdiction agreements with Canada.

  3. The First Nations Education Authority (FNEA), which became operational on July 1, 2022, is a regulatory body that assists Participating First Nations (PFNs) in developing the capacity to provide K-12 education on First Nation land.

  4. First Nations Education Authority (FNEA): Is a regulatory body established through the Education Jurisdiction Agreements and the federal supporting legislation. It is made up of PFN representatives and is intended to serve the interests of BC First Nations exercising jurisdiction over education.

  5. Through the jurisdiction initiative, First Nations determined that they wanted to collectively exercise jurisdiction over certain areas of education. As a result, they decided to jointly establish the First Nations Education Authority (FNEA), as an independent regulatory body.

  6. The First Nation Education Authority “FNEA” is an independent regulatory body that was created in 2022 to assist First Nations in developing their education jurisdiction capacity and exercise ongoing authority as delegated by the Participating First Nations.

  7. What is a Participating First Nation and how do you become one? A Participating First Nation (PFN) is a First Nation that has jurisdiction over its education system, which includes the authority to: • Make education laws for education on its land through its Chief and Council. • Establish a governance structure either through their Chief ...

  8. First Nations Education Authority. Key areas of jurisdiction have been collaboratively developed by First Nations, and will be jointly exercised and regulated by Participating First Nations through FNEA. These areas are: Certification and Regulation of Teachers. Certification of Participating First Nation Schools. Graduation Certificates.

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