Sabrina Martinez Etiquette Hour of Power
Confidence, poise and grace for every young prince and princess — because class is an aura, and it's built one lesson at a time.
Our Approach
Charm and etiquette aren't about pretension — they're about walking into any room, at any table, in front of any person, and knowing exactly who you are and how to carry yourself. Our Phenomenal Women Charm & Etiquette School builds that confidence from the ground up, blending timeless etiquette instruction with real confidence-building work rooted in culture and self-worth.
Every session reinforces the same foundation: respect for yourself, respect for others, and the quiet confidence that comes from knowing you belong at the table — because you come from greatness.
Quick Facts
Two Tracks, One Journey
Lessons are age-adapted so every student — from a five-year-old learning to say "please" and "thank you" to a twenty-one-year-old preparing for a job interview — is challenged at the right level.
The building blocks of courtesy, presented through games, role-play, and plenty of encouragement.
Deeper instruction that prepares teens and young adults for formal settings, interviews, and adult social life.
Etiquette & Confidence Training
Men's Mentorship Track
Led by Co-Founder Miguel Martinez — a championship youth basketball coach and past President of the Elijah Walker Inner-City Junior Golf Program — this track uses golf to teach patience, integrity, respect, and focus for our boys and young men.
It's paired with mentorship in grooming, personal presentation, discipline, and leadership, reinforcing the same message taught at the etiquette table: how you carry yourself matters, on the course and off it.
Every June — Second to None
The school year builds to a single unforgettable evening. Family and friends gather as each student is formally presented to society — polished, poised, and proud of everything they've learned in social & dining etiquette, public speaking, and financial awareness (taxes, tipping, and credit literacy).
The Culmination
Every Rites of Passage Ceremony marks a milestone — a public celebration of the confidence, courtesy, and character each student has built across the year, and a reminder that they come from greatness: African and Indigenous kings and queens. It's not just a graduation. It's a coming-of-age moment your family will remember.
In Their Own Words
"The Phenomenal Women Charm Training was exactly what was needed in our life to help further Alexis's life experiences and education. It is important in today's world to be able to function in all cultures and environments and yet be proud that you are black, beautiful and have knowledge. Both Alexis and her family are very grateful and will always remember the impact the Charm Training played in her life."
Dara Smith
Mother of Alexis Smith, Debutante Queen of the Cotillion
"After researching and inquiring with many friends about charm schools and etiquette classes for young ladies, a friend referred me to the Phenomenal Women's Charm training. I must say, I was impressed... You will not be disappointed, but amazed at the transformation of your little girl into a young, poised, confident young lady. This experience, to say the least, is phenomenal!"
Vivian Campbell-Mack
Parent/Grandparent of Erma Mack & Briana Smith, Rites of Passage Participants
