Teacher Simulator

Teacher Simulator puts you on the other side of the desk. Instead of trying to survive the lesson, you are the one running the classroom, checking papers, and dealing with every little surprise students can throw at you. One moment you are grading exams with a sharp eye, the next you are restoring order when the room gets too loud. It is simple to play, but oddly satisfying because every task feels like a quick decision test.

This game is developed by Kwalee, the same studio known for other popular job simulation titles. If you enjoyed the decision making mechanics in Traffic Cop 3D, you will find a similar satisfaction here. Just as you manage traffic laws in that game, here you enforce school rules.

While some school games focus on pranks and escaping, such as the intense Scary Teacher 3D, this title provides a more casual and humorous approach to the profession. It focuses on the day to day tasks of an educator rather than survival or horror elements!

How to Play?

• Desktop: Use the LEFT MOUSE button to interact.
• Mobile: Tap to play.
• Follow the on-screen prompts: grade papers, respond to student behavior, and complete each classroom task as it appears.
• Work quickly and carefully. Speed helps, but accuracy keeps you in control.

What do you actually do in Teacher Simulator?

You complete teacher duties like marking exams, handling classroom behavior, and making quick choices during different school situations.

Is it more about discipline or grading?

Both. Some moments test your attention to detail (grading), others test your ability to react fast and keep the class under control (behavior).

Is it similar to Traffic Cop 3D?

In a fun way, yes. Like Traffic Cop 3D, you are in charge and your decisions shape the outcome. The theme is different, but the “authority simulator” feeling is similar.

Any tips to do better?

Focus on what the game is asking at that moment. Do not rush through grading steps, and when the class gets messy, act fast before small problems snowball.

How do I advance in the game? 

Progress by successfully grading exams, resolving student behaviors, and unlocking new levels with increasing complexity, rewarding quick thinking and attention to detail.