How long is a typical seasonal job period?

I'm in high school and considering a seasonal job this year, but I'm not sure how long seasonal jobs typically last. Can anyone give me an idea of what to expect in terms of the duration of these kinds of jobs?

Seasonal jobs typically align with specific times of the year when businesses see an uptick in traffic or sales, and therefore require extra staffing. They're often part-time roles, although full-time seasonal positions do exist. The length of these roles can vary, but here are a few general timeframes you can expect:

- Summer Jobs: These typically start at the end of the school year (in May or June) and go until the start of the following school year (late August or early September). They are often outdoor or tourism related, like being a lifeguard, working at a theme park, or in summer camps or resorts.

- Winter Holiday Jobs: These generally start sometime in November and run until the end of December or early January. They can range from roles at retail stores, handling the holiday shopping rush, to jobs at holiday events or attractions.

- Spring and Fall Seasonal Jobs: These jobs typically align with events or industries that thrive during these periods. Think landscaping or yard work jobs in late winter and spring, or jobs in agriculture or fall festivals during early fall.

Remember to ask about the expected job duration during your interview or when you're offered a position. This helps ensure you can commit to the whole period and meet the employer's expectations.