For high school students, part-time job is a normal behavior, which can help them earn some extra pocket money after studying. And through part-time job, you can gain more social experience, exercise your ability and quality, and improve your competitiveness. But part-time jobs need to be safe and legal, especially for minors.

As for young girls working part-time as security guards, this is a special part-time job, which needs to consider the working environment and safety issues. Security work requires certain professional skills and experience, and requires security guards to have strong emergency handling ability and safety awareness. Therefore, for young girls, when choosing a security job, they need to carefully consider their own actual situation and confirm whether they have enough ability and quality and whether the working environment is safe and legal.

If young girls choose to work part-time as security guards, it is suggested to pay attention to the following points:

1. Understand the relevant laws and regulations: minors can only engage in light manual labor, and cannot engage in dangerous, harmful or beyond their age, physique, intelligence and other conditions. Therefore, when young girls choose to work part-time as security guards, they need to know the relevant laws and regulations to ensure that their work is safe and legal.

2. Confirm the work content and working environment: When young girls choose to work part-time as security guards, they need to confirm whether the work content and working environment meet their own ability and safety requirements. If there are potential safety hazards in the working environment, it should be reported to the employer in time.

3. Keep alert and emergency handling ability: Security work needs to keep alert and emergency handling ability. Young girls who choose to work part-time as security guards need to study and train hard to improve their coping ability and self-protection ability.

In short, young girls who choose to work part-time as security guards need to carefully consider their actual situation and working environment, understand relevant laws and regulations, improve their coping ability and self-protection ability, and ensure their work is safe and legal.