Update: English Terminology Changes in Zooza (from October 30, 2025)
To make Zooza easier to use and more consistent across different countries, we’ve updated some English terms you’ll see in the system.
These changes only affect English terminology — all other languages stay the same.
The goal is to make the wording clearer and more natural for both admins (inside Zooza) and clients (on your website or widget).
For example:
Booking (Admin view) → Enrolment (Client view)
Overview of changes
 Old term |  New term |
|---|---|
| Course feedback | Feedback |
| Course fee | Term Payment |
| Open course | Pay-as-you-go programme |
| One-time course | One-off Event |
| Course | Admin: Programme / Client: Class |
| Payment schedule | Payment Plan |
| Place | Venue |
| Individual Class | Admin: 1-to-1 class / Client: Private class |
| Registration for one session | One-off Event |
| Open registration | Pay-as-you-go |
| Registration | Admin: Booking / Client: Enrolment |
| Class | Timetable |
| Variable symbol | Reference number |
Why we made this change
We’ve unified the terminology to make it clearer for international users, easier to translate, and more aligned with how the education and children’s activity industries describe their services.
These updates don’t change how Zooza works — only how things are named.
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