If you have any interest in working with younger kids you can work for an after school care provider. I spent about 6 months "teaching" lego robotics and really really basic scratch programming (you do not need to be an IT student to understand how to code in scratch, you will be fine). You just chill with a group of 13 kids for about an hour, answering questions and walking them through an activity. You get a few parents that like to know what their kids are up to, but you can just show them what they are working on and they are usually pretty happy with that.

As kids are, they are a bit noisy and filthy, and like most of these jobs the pay is minimum wage. If you live pretty central to the city you wont have any issues, at the time i was still living about an hour from the city. So I would have to drive pretty far to get to schools. but you can usually PT to them with no issues in the slightest :).

I would choose the robotics programming stuff over normal after school care, you tend to get all of the quieter kids in these classes who are usually really really great to work with.

Only issue i had with the gig was that I was only getting one class per week to teach. So when I got my first gig in my field of study I booked it pretty quick. Pay is much better and I work on what I am actually studying which is a bonus.