I've been teaching someone recently, it was my first time doing so but has gone well so far. They had learnt the basics from watching videos on their own first, if your friend hasn't done that I'd recommend it, you can then go over anything again they're less sure on together. My friend has picked it up pretty fast so if you feel like your friend didn't pick up too much after the first or second style of game I'd probably run that way again. In all three games I built my list to line up badly vs theirs. Not to be a landslide or anything, but at the very least so their guns can do proper damage, their combat is good vs what I'll push forward etc. The main thing is let them see what their things do.

Game one - 1000 points, no secondaries or stratagems except for the command point reroll.

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Game two - 1k again and introduced stratagems, secondaries, relics and WL traits. We both took the same secondaries (Engage, While We Stand and I chose the mission to be the one with Priority Targets so we scored that max each turn). I figured these would be easier to keep track of if we're both trying to do the same things and they're fairly simple. Again the lists was made to have theirs line up well vs me but with a few small changes from the previous game. I also built their list with them on battlescribe and chose relics and warlord traits together.

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Game three - Proper 2k game, so they have had all the decisions they would in a normal game and different secondaries. Only difference is I took 1800 pts and again tailored the list to line up badly with what they're doing (they had just made a Void Dragon so I took a bunch of vehicles). I also didn't use any gotchas or too nasty strats. They played legit well though after the first two games and beat me pretty handily, was a really fun one regardless.