How to get a temporary full-time job?

The qualifications to obtain a temporary full-time job depend on the industry and specific job title. Most temporary full-time work requires you to have at least a high school diploma or GED certificate. Retailers and restaurants provide on-the-job training, so industry experience is usually not needed. Long-term substitute teachers need a bachelor's degree; to teach in public schools, you also need a state teaching credential. Seasonal jobs in parks management and campground maintenance may require a love of the outdoors and experience working with kids. All temporary full-time jobs are usually contracted for a set amount of time, though they may lead to full-time positions.