Running a music school means juggling piano schedules, guitar lesson packs, violin make-ups, voice coaching sessions, and a dozen parent emails — before lunch. Whether you teach 1:1 lessons, mixed-instrument group classes, or run a full programme with recitals and ensembles, the admin can bury the music. Zooza handles bookings, payments, and communication in one place so you can focus on teaching.
Zooza adapts to your timetable structure — whether you run private piano lessons with 30-minute buffers, violin group classes graded by ABRSM level, or a full programme combining in-person and online instruction across multiple instruments.
Keep bookings on your own website so parents and students never leave your brand — building trust and converting visitors at the moment they’re ready to enrol. Zooza’s embeddable booking widget makes your school the destination, not a listing on someone else’s marketplace.
Schedule 1:1 lessons and group classes side by side with built-in buffers between sessions, automatic Zoom link generation for online lessons, and room allocation for in-person teaching across multiple instruments.
Set each teacher’s availability, prevent double-bookings across rooms and instructors, and instantly spot conflicts before they become problems — all from a single multi-teacher calendar view. When a teacher calls in sick, assign a cover and notify affected students automatically.
Sell lesson packs of 5 or 10 sessions, offer rolling monthly plans, or collect fees via direct debit — whatever pricing model fits your school and your families. Zooza sends automatic payment reminders so you never have to chase a parent for money again.
Handle cancellations and make-up lessons with a credit-based system that enforces your studio policy — such as a 48-hour cancellation window — automatically. Students get a self-service rebook link with no back-and-forth messaging.
Give parents and students a self-service portal where they can view upcoming schedules, download invoices, book make-up lessons, and check their lesson pack balance. Real-time updates on schedule changes and payment status keep everyone informed and your inbox empty.
Track each student’s progression through graded levels — such as ABRSM grades or your own custom framework — with age and level rules that keep the right students in the right classes. When a student is ready, Zooza prompts ensemble or group enrolment so you fill seats and keep learners engaged.
See attendance rates, room and teacher occupancy, revenue per period, outstanding lesson pack balances, and individual teacher load in clear, filterable dashboards. Use the data to spot under-filled time slots, balance workloads, and grow sustainably.
Set it once, and Zooza keeps it running. You just stay in control.
Add your instruments — piano, guitar, violin, voice, drums, and more — along with your teachers, rooms, and lesson types. Configure 1:1 lesson packs, group class capacities, recital events, and online sessions. Set teacher availability, buffer times, and pricing so Zooza builds a conflict-free timetable you can publish in minutes.
Embed Zooza’s booking widget on your website and let families browse available instrument lessons, pick a time, choose a lesson pack or monthly plan, and pay — all in one flow. Parents enrol kids in piano or violin lessons, adult students sign up for evening guitar sessions, and your schedule fills without a single phone call.
Zooza sends lesson confirmations, upcoming-session reminders, payment due notices, and make-up rebook links automatically. When you reschedule a group class or add a recital date, every enrolled family gets notified instantly — no more copy-pasting messages or worrying that someone missed the memo.
Monitor student progression through grades and levels, review attendance and teacher occupancy reports, and identify where demand is strongest. Use lesson-pack balance data and revenue dashboards to forecast income, open new class slots for popular instruments, and confidently expand your school with real numbers behind every decision.
Less admin chasing, more time teaching. Tighter timetables, fuller lesson packs, and a self-serve experience that keeps students playing — and paying — term after term.
