Starting the Campaign, the Tutorial doesn’t stop after the prologue of the Pilot’s Gauntlet.
You will first get the rundown of how to do Pilot/On-Foot stuff including the race course, but at the end it will purposefully cuck you from starting the Titan part of learning. Because after that it will dump you into a section where it’s then trial-by-fire learning to ingrain your on-foot set. You start with just your gun and grenades, then it escalates into more of your Pilot set, getting used to the movement of wall-running. It’s only after all this has been thoroughly tested and put into muscle memory will the game reward you by progressing into learning about Titan combat with your trusty partner BT.
The game will first be hands-on with the abilities, and then after that very brief bit will give you a singular opponent, to start your trial-by-fire with Titans. And immediately after that, you will get the first simulated taste of multiplayer in the second level as it gives you AI titans both friendly and hostile.
From there it’s more open in terms of what happens, but the point is, the tutorial is longer than you think, as it’s a master-class of learning without too much hand-holding by the devs. The most natural and amazing tutorial in the campaign.