An online festival where you’ll find
a whole lot of fascinating and very
useful technology-related activites:
masterclasses in robotics and rocket
science, scientific experiments,
motivational lectures and more.
Who’s STEM Fest for?
For Schoolchildren
For Teachers
For Students
For anyone who loves science and
technology
Why STEM Fest is useful?
Upgrade your skills
and knowledge in
relevant areas -
robotics, 3D
modeling, rocket
science, and ecology
Find out how to get
to international
competitions and
Olympiads
Learn about
science-related
courses and careers
Meet Kazakhstani and
international experts
in education and STEM
disciplines
Program*
#14December
#15December
10.15
STEM is all around us!
11.05
Workshop on assembling a hydroponic
plant and growing greenery at home
11.55
Sports rocket science. Assembling a
prototype rocket with a satellite -
CANSAT (Audience: students from 10-12
grades, teachers of Chemistry,
Physics and Mathematics).
12.45
ART FACTOR
14.00
Astrophysics - as a separate part of
creative development.
10.00
How to become a Certified National
Geographic Educator
10.50
"How to work in Ilona Mask's projects
as a student, the path of Kazakhstani
student Zhanna Iklas"
11.40
Masterclass on 3d modeling
12.30
Preparation for the competition FLL
CHALLENGE (Lego Ev3)
14.00
Launch your own satellite
*by Atyrau time. By Nur-Sultan time
add one more hour to the activity
time.
Спикеры
Gordon Kennedy
Education consultant.
Participant in the
international festival
for teachers ‘Science on
Stage’. Author of the
"Talking About Science"
project, where high
school students learn
English through chemistry
and biology classes.
Aizhan 
Mansurova
Deputy Director and
Physics teacher in the
Nazarbayev Intellectual
School of Physics and
Mathematics, Almaty.
Жанна
Суйменбаева
UniSat Representative, an
educational nanosatellite
program for girls. Over
10 years of experience in
space activities.
Kazhymukhanbet
Reimbaev
Coach of the Kazakhstani
national team in the
FIRST Global Challenge
robotics competition.
Participant in the
Robocon robotics
championship.
Zhanarys
Meimankhodjaev
Participant in the
Robocon robotics
championship. Member of
the team, prize-winner in
robotics in 2019.
Dauren Adilbekov
Scientific editor of the
OYLA magazine. Certified
National Geographic
Educator.
Bakhtiyar
Temirov
Project Manager for USTEM
ROBOTICS. Finalist and
medalist in the
international robotics
competition FIRST, VEX
Robotics Competition.
Dias Tastanbekov
Chemist, author of unique
projects aimed at
preserving the
environment. Graduate of
the state program
"Bolashak". Trained in
France (Strasbourg), USA
(Berkeley), England
(Sheffield).
Zhanna Iklas
Student in the University
of Florida with a degree
in Mechanical
Engineering. As part of
the university team, she
is participating in the
Elon Musk SpaceX
Hyperloop Pod
Competition, the goal of
which is to create
high-speed transport.
Feedback from STEM Fest
participants
What is STEM?
Teaching methods, which are based on
the principles of multidisciplinarity
(when topics or subjects are studied
not separately, but together, thereby
helping to see logical connections
and similarities), and learning based
on real life problems.
STEM subjects, which traditionally
include mathematics, biology,
chemistry, physics, computer science,
robotics, and some social sciences
(sociology, psychology, etc.),
although STEM techniques can be
applied to any discipline.
STEM professions. In the traditional
sense, they include specialists from
scientific, technological fields, and
engineering. However, in a broad
sense, all multidisciplinary
professions that require skills at
the intersection of several
disciplines and the demand for which
is increasing in the labor market are
also STEM.
A set of skills that are pumped
through STEM techniques. Among them
are scientific, mathematical,
critical and creative thinking,
research and presentation skills,
digital literacy, teamwork, time
management.
STEM stands for Science, Technology,
Engineering, and Mathematics.