teaching and training are things i have spent a fair bit of my life doing, especially during the time i did tech support, and i think i have a talent for explaining things in ways that make learning easy and fun

i remember one especially proud moment when i was like 17, and i had mastered the Ollie Impossible, a trick that involves making the board spin around your back foot above the rear trucks, sideways, and this dude asked me to teach him, and before half an hour he was landing them because i watched him and perceived what he neded me to explain how to modify his movement so he could do it

but yeah, many times taught people to use computers, it's not well paid work compared to troubleshooting, which is way less well paid than programming, but i am good at it, if i had a chance at a long term tenure in such a job i'd go for it, it is very satisfying when you see the lightbulb come on in someone's mind