How about college students working part-time as security guards?

First of all, as a parent, you need to consider the risks and benefits of your children working as part-time security guards. Security work may involve some risks and challenges, such as handling contradictions and disputes, protecting the safety of people and property, and so on. But this kind of work can also provide some valuable experience for children, such as exercising self-management and communication skills, enhancing sense of responsibility and teamwork.

Secondly, you need to consider whether your child has enough ability and preparation to do this kind of work. As a security guard, children need to have some basic skills and qualities, such as calmness, alertness, communication, self-defense and so on. At the same time, children's physical conditions and psychological quality also need to meet certain standards.

Finally, you need to consider your child's personal wishes and career planning. If children are interested in this kind of work and may engage in related occupations in the future, let them experience it.

It may be beneficial. However, if children are not interested in this kind of work or have no relevant career plans, forcing them to experience it may have a negative impact on their growth.

To sum up, as a parent, you need to weigh your child's personal situation and career planning, consider the risks and benefits of working part-time as a security guard, and make the most appropriate decision.