Täysiaikaisiin

Täysiaikaisiin is a Finnish term that translates to "full-time" in English. It is commonly used in various contexts, including employment and education.

In the context of employment, täysiaikaisiin refers to a standard work schedule, typically around 40 hours per week, as opposed to part-time employment. Full-time employees usually receive a full range of benefits, such as paid holidays, sick leave, and health insurance, depending on the employer and collective agreements. The specific definition of full-time hours can vary slightly by industry or country, but it generally implies a commitment to working the majority of the standard working week.

In education, täysiaikaisiin describes a student who is enrolled in a full course load, meeting the requirements for full-time study as defined by the educational institution. Full-time students are generally expected to dedicate a significant portion of their time to academic pursuits, often making it difficult to hold down substantial employment simultaneously. Institutions often have specific credit hour or course load requirements to be considered a täysiaikaisiin student, which can impact eligibility for student aid or housing. The concept ensures that students are actively engaged in their studies.