What do you mean by temporary teachers?

"Temporary teachers" refer to teachers temporarily employed by schools or educational institutions. Their work contracts are very short, and they are usually hired only to meet the teaching needs for a certain period of time.

Temporary teachers generally don't sign long-term labor contracts like regular teachers. They may only be employed for a semester, a school year or a short-term project. The purpose of hiring temporary teachers is usually to cope with the shortage of temporary staff, to take a vacation instead of regular teachers or to be unable to perform their duties.

The treatment and rights of temporary teachers may be different from those of regular teachers, which depends on the labor laws and regulations of relevant countries or regions and the specific policies of the school. In some places, temporary teachers may enjoy similar benefits and rights as regular teachers, while in other places, they may only pay by the hour or by the class hours, and have not signed a formal labor contract with the school.

In short, temporary teachers refer to teachers who are temporarily employed by schools or educational institutions. Their working hours are very short, and they can enjoy different treatment and rights according to specific conditions and relevant policies.