Work-based Learning For All
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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Students are better prepared for internships and professional work with KnoPro.





More than $225,000 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.
Daily Skillbuilders
10 minutes a Day. Earn Points & Skills.
Level-up your skills and career knowledge by creating TikTok videos, persuasive emails and more!
10 pointsAwarded:
(1) $100 e-gift card
Testimonials

KnoPro is proud to be featured on Google's Computer Science Education Week resource page
Highlighting our commitment to providing high school students with real-world, project-based learning experiences that develop in-demand skills.
This recognition underscores our dedication to empowering students through innovative educational opportunities. Learn More


Only 2% of high students complete an internship. KnoPro has the other 98% covered!
Learn more about the mission of KnoPro and NAF, the leader in work-based learning and career readiness for over 120,000 high school students in the United States.