Teacher Simulator

An Overview of Teacher Simulator

Teacher Simulator is a silly simulation game in which you take the place of the person sitting at your desk rather than standing at the front of the class. The game was created by Kwalee and requires you to grade assignments, test the knowledge of students, prevent cheating and maintain order throughout the school. It can be played in the web browser and on mobile devices, and can be a combination of fast decision-making and fun classroom scenarios.

As you go about your daily activities, you will gain new teaching posts, get better compensation and take on a range of school-related chores that will keep the gameplay fun.

How to Play

Run Your Classroom Successfully

Every school day features different activities that test your ability to manage students fairly and efficiently.

Answer Student Questions

Ask the class life-skill or general knowledge questions, then decide whether each student's answer is correct.

Grade Exams

Sharpen your pencil and carefully mark each paper. Use a ✔ for correct answers and an ✖ for incorrect ones, making sure you avoid grading mistakes.

Catch Rule Breakers

Watch closely during exams to spot students copying answers. You'll also deal with fighting and other disruptive behavior both inside the classroom and in the school halls.

Unlock New Teaching Roles

Perform well to earn promotions and teach new subjects such as business, film, and general knowledge, with higher-paying positions becoming available as you progress.

Simple Game Controls

• PC: Left Mouse Button to interact.
• Mobile: Tap the screen to interact.

Why Teacher Simulator Is Fun

• Play as a classroom teacher in a humorous teacher simulation experience.
• Grade exams and judge student answers.
• Catch cheating and manage classroom behavior.
• Patrol school hallways during breaks.
• Unlock new classes and teaching opportunities through career progression.
• User-friendly controls and fast-paced games.

Tips to Become a Better Teacher

• Grade every assignment carefully to avoid complaints.
• Be careful in grading assignments to prevent complaints.
• Monitor hallways and deal promptly with misbehavior.
• Do all classroom assignments to get promotions and better rewards.
• Balance discipline with fairness while managing your students.