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KnoPro is 100% free and gives high school students meaningful work-based learning experiences they can highlight on resumes and college applications. Sponsored by top companies, each challenge helps students build in-demand skills, confidence, and opportunities to win large cash prizes.

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Real-World ProjectsDo short, fun projects from top companies in fields like AI, Business, and Healthcare.
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Cash PrizesWinners earn cash, and everyone earns points for major prizes and raffles.
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Build Your ResumeShowcase your work to potential employers, colleges, and scholarship committees.
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MentorshipWork solo or in teams, and get feedback and support from industry professionals.
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More than $300,000 awarded to students and schools

KnoPro celebrates student creativity and problem-solving by awarding cash prizes to students and schools for outstanding industry project submissions. These rewards recognize hard work, innovation, and skill development—helping students gain confidence and real-world experience for resumes and college applications.

New Challenge Alert!

Looking for real-world experiences to make your college application and resume stand out? Challenges are competitions you can do on a team or solo—in school or out!—where big money's on the line just by helping solve a pressing industry or community problem with your real-life knohow.

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The Future of Health: Tech that Saves Lives

This Challenge runs from March 16th through April 19th, 2026 Healthcare impact... More
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Earns

+400 Points

Winner

$10000

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Daily Skillbuilders

10 minutes a Day. Earn Points & Skills.

Level-up your skills and career knowledge by creating TikTok videos, persuasive emails and more!

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Who Controls Your Feed?

Effort: 10 minutesThe New York Governor signed a law that could change how teens use social media. The bill would let parents block algorithm-suggested posts for users under 18. That means teens would only see posts from accounts they follow, not content chosen by an app’s algorithm. The law would also stop platforms from sending notifications to minors between midnight and 6 a.m., unless parents give permission. Supporters say this protects teen mental health. Critics argue it limits free speech and creates privacy concerns. Even the U.S. Surgeon General has suggested warning labels on social media platforms due to mental health risks. At the center of this debate is one big question: Who should control what teens see online: companies, parents, or teens themselves? Your Task: Take a Position: Do you think this type of law is a good idea? Why or why not? Design a Better Feed: If you could redesign social media for teens, what rules or features would you add to: Protect mental health? Reduce addiction? Keep it fun and creative? Explain your idea in 6-8 sentences More
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10 points
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(1) $100 e-gift card
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