Free Project Management Webinar Library
Looking for practical, expert-led project management webinars you can watch on your own schedule? This on-demand training library brings together sessions on PMO setup, stakeholder engagement, portfolio governance, risk management, leadership, and delivery strategy.
All webinars are delivered by Elizabeth Harrin (that’s me!), Fellow of the Association for Project Management and author of Managing Multiple Projects. Each session focuses on actionable tools, real-world examples, and frameworks you can apply immediately in your organization.
Browse the webinar library below and choose the topic that fits your current challenge. For more in-depth training and additional webinars, join us in the Project Management Rebels community, where there are loads of curated video classes and deep dives to discover!
There is also lots more to discover on the Rebel’s Guide to Project Management YouTube channel.
A note on PDUs
You can claim free PDUs for watching these webinars. Please self-declare your learning and note down your key takeaways as evidence, using the most relevant section of the Talent Triangle to record your learning in PMI’s CCMS system.
For other organizations, please follow their guidance. Normally, one hour of professional development or skills-based learning equals one unit of continuous professional development towards your annual target.
Project management career webinars
Whether you’re starting out in project management or planning your next career move, these on-demand career webinars provide practical guidance to help you grow with confidence.
These sessions go beyond theory. You’ll find real-world advice on career planning, professional development, and building the skills employers look for in project managers. If you’re preparing for certification exams, considering a transition into project management, or thinking about your long-term leadership path, start here!
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How to Overcome Imposter Syndrome
What is Imposter Syndrome? Imposter Syndrome is not a medical condition. It is a term for the feeling you have when you believe that you do not really know what you are doing. It is self-doubt. You know how you feel when you get a new project or a whole lot more responsibility and suddenly…
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How to plan career goals
Take some time now to plan your career for next year. Learn how and get a free career planner template that walks you through it step by step.
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How to Succeed as a Project Manager Webinar
This webinar is based on my book, Project Manager. What it takes to be a successful project manager is more than understanding a management framework or methodology, or even being able to tailor it to your environment. In this presentation, I discuss how to be successful as a project manager. You’ll learn: Packed with practical…
Practical project delivery webinars
This collection focuses on the core mechanics of delivering successful projects. These webinars cover essential project management fundamentals including planning, governance, stakeholder engagement, risk management, reporting, and trends.
Designed for working project professionals, these sessions explore what actually happens inside projects — how decisions are made, how governance works in practice, and how to balance control with agility. If you want to strengthen your delivery capability and improve project outcomes, these webinars provide actionable insights you can apply immediately.
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Project Management Trends
Elizabeth Harrin shares three project management trends that are important to your stakeholders. Learn the importance of sustainability, personalization, and speed of access.
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Engaging Stakeholders with Gamification
In this video Elizabeth Harrin discusses how merging engagement and gamification creates engagification, a methodology to help people take action on projects. Watch the video to listen (about 30 minutes). If you prefer to read, there are closed captions in the video or there’s also a transcript underneath the video. Transcript Hello, everybody. My name…
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How to Manage Multiple Projects Webinar
Check out this free webinar on how to manage multiple projects. Learn tips and strategies for all project managers to make progress on your projects.
Project management tools and techniques webinars
Strong delivery depends on using the right tools and techniques at the right time. These webinars explore practical frameworks, tips and practices for getting work done. We all need to juggle multiple approaches to help manage complexity and increase clarity across your projects — and these free training sessions will help!
Each webinar focuses on helping you work smarter by improving visibility, consistency, and decision-making across your projects and programs.
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10 PowerPoint timeline tips that will save you hours
Wondering how to use Office Timeline? If you want to get the best out of this PowerPoint plugin that creates project schedules, easy Gantt charts, roadmaps, plans on a page and more, this is for you! Creating professional timelines in PowerPoint shouldn’t take your entire afternoon. This free collaborative webinar between Rebel’s Guide to Project…
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Making Workshops Work webinar
Making Workshops Work covers the process of designing and delivering engaging, well-run and effective sessions, starting with an initial idea and through careful, step-by-step preparation to running them successfully, despite the inevitable challenges.
Project Leadership webinars
Project management today requires more than process knowledge. You have to be able to demonstrate leadership, influence, and strong communication skills. I have a few free training sessions that meet this need — the section below focuses on developing the mindset and capabilities needed to lead teams, manage stakeholders, and drive change effectively.
Whether you are an experienced project manager, a PMO leader, or a project-adjacent professional stepping into more strategic roles, or developing your career, I hope you find something of value in here.
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How to simplify change management
In this webinar on change management methodology, experienced practitioner Nicola Graham shares her tips for a framework to simplify change management at work. Here’s a synopsis (yes, I used AI to pull out the key highlights!) There are captions on the YouTube video if you prefer to read along as you watch. Simplifying Change Management:…
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Business Resilience: An Overview
Learn about how project managers can be more resilient, and how to create project environments that allow you to deliver at pace through sustainable change. In this video, project management author, mentor and trainer Elizabeth Harrin, FAPM is joined by the authors of Business Resilience: A Practical Guide to Sustained Progress Delivered at Pace to…
More How To Guides
- How to share project status without inviting scope creepNo one likes scope creep. The problem is that it rarely arrives labelled as such. It doesn’t announce itself with flashing lights. It shows up quietly — as a small request, a minor tweak, a quick “can we just…?” Individually, those requests feel reasonable. Of course we can adjust that. Of course we can add…
- How to communicate RAG status effectively to stakeholdersLearn how to communicate RAG status clearly to stakeholders, build trust, and explain red, amber and green project status with confidence.
- What is ROM and how to calculate it (with example)What is a ROM estimate? A rough order of magnitude estimate is used to give you a very high level view of potential project costs. Ideally, you’d be able to provide a definitive estimate, carefully created from loads of input from subject matter experts and plenty of research on past projects and their budgets. But…
- Quality assurance vs quality control in project management (with practical examples)Read this helpful guide to project quality management. Learn the differences between assurance, planning and control, with loads of tips for how to do them right!
- Project estimating: The only guide you needEverything you need to know about estimating including the basics, 5 Project estimating techniques, knowing which to choose, and what to do next.
