hands-on help

noun
UK /ˌhændz ˈɒn hɛlp/
US /ˌhændz ˈɑːn hɛlp/

Help where someone shows you how to do something by doing it with you.

The teacher gave me hands-on help with my science project.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Physical help with a task, like carrying or building something.

We got hands-on help moving the boxes into the new house.

3. Help that involves actually trying something instead of just reading about it.

The cooking class offers hands-on help with making bread.

4. A person who works closely with you to fix a problem.

The mechanic gave us hands-on help when the car broke down.