From the whiteboard to real practice: live through a full school year, make real decisions, and receive pedagogical coaching personalized to your teaching profile — whether you teach preschool, high school, or university.

What is it?

Learning to teach, by practicing

The Classroom Simulator is a case-based pedagogical practice tool, designed for teachers at any educational level — with or without prior pedagogical training.

Through 5 stages that walk you through a full school year (from planning to closing the term), you'll face authentic classroom decisions: group management, curriculum design, conflict resolution, assessment, and more. Every scenario adapts to your subject, your educational level, and your institution's real context.

This isn't a course you read. It's a space where you practice.

How does it work?

Your school year, in 5 stages

1. Planning and Preparation — Curriculum design, classroom setup, and contingency planning.

2. Start of the Course — Diagnostic assessment, collaborative norms, and early detection of student needs.

3. Course Development — Group management, active methodologies, conflict resolution, and classroom technology.

4. Midterm — Partial exams, performance analysis, and family communication.

5. Course Closing — Summative assessment, end-of-year motivation, and edge-case scenarios.

What makes it unique

A mentor who actually knows you

It truly adapts to you. Every scenario and every piece of feedback adjusts to your subject, your educational level, your type of institution, and your background — not generic content with your name inserted.

Reflection, not just reading. After each case, you write your own reflection and receive personalized coaching — the way a real mentor would, not an automated report.

Your progress, always available. Save your progress and pick up where you left off, from any device, whenever you have time.

A competency report backed by research. At the end, receive a report on your growth across three key dimensions — pedagogical competencies, professional reflection, and self-regulated learning — grounded in doctoral research on instructional design.

For Schools and Institutions

Training a whole teaching staff?

The Classroom Simulator also works as an ongoing training tool for educational institutions at the basic, secondary, and higher education levels. Give your teaching staff a safe, measurable, and personalized space to practice — regardless of their prior pedagogical experience.

Request an institutional demo and learn how to integrate it into your faculty professional development program.

Important: create your free account on the simulator first. When you buy the full access, use the same email you used to register.

Start Practicing Today

Create your free account and experience your first two scenarios at no cost. No prior pedagogical experience needed — just your willingness to grow as a teacher.