Combining science, technology, engineering, and mathematics into one curriculum emphasizes real-world applications, interdisciplinary learning, and critical thinking. Unlike traditional methods, STEM education's key and main goal is to prepare students with 21st-century skills to find high-demand fields: it stimulates collaborative problem-solving, evidence-based thinking, and adaptability to technological change. Originating in the USA, this STEM education was designed to address skill gaps and promote innovation, making students more competitive in job markets around the world and locally.