The Caravan of Knowledge contributed to the development of the STEAM Education Roadmap for 2021–2025 in Kazakhstan, providing valuable insights and expertise to shape the future of STEAM education in the country.

This grant program is designed for public schools in Kazakhstan to support the development of STEAM initiatives. It provides resources for creating infrastructure and educational programs, with the primary goal of establishing mini STEAM centers in each region. These centers will serve as knowledge hubs for other schools, supported by teacher training sessions aimed at enhancing their qualifications. The program runs from October 4, 2024, through March 2025.

As part of Kazakhstan's "STEAM Education Roadmap 2021–2025," this research assesses the current state and growth potential of STEAM professions in key sectors. It identifies market needs, recommends aligning educational programs with labor demands, and prepares skilled professionals for high-tech industries. The project fosters collaboration with educational institutions, government, and businesses to ensure education meets future workforce needs.

This scientific and methodological online journal serves as a platform for teachers, researchers, and enthusiasts shaping the future of education. It aims to advance STEAM education across Kazakhstan and Central Asia by uniting ideas, methodologies, and research to make STEAM accessible and understandable for everyone. Launched in August 2024, the journal continues to inspire and connect the education community.

Shell NXplorers is an educational program that equips participants with critical and creative thinking tools to solve complex challenges. Focused on the "food-water-energy" nexus, it helps students understand the UN Sustainable Development Goals and build problem-solving skills. Launched in Kazakhstan in 2018, the program trains public school teachers, who then pass on these methodologies to their students. Young participants apply their knowledge to find local solutions to environmental problems and showcase their ideas in a national school environmental project competition.

This program is designed for practicing teachers, pedagogical university students, and school methodologists to enhance their skills in STEAM education. Conducted online over 1.5 hours, participants receive a certificate upon completion along with materials and recommendations from expert trainers. Monthly updated topics address the latest trends and needs in STEAM, ensuring participants continually refine their teaching methods and expand their knowledge base.

Since 2021, Caravan of Knowledge has trained teachers through the Jana Talap program, enhancing educators in Kazakhstan with STEAM skills and methodologies. The program also provides certification for STEAM trainers. Aligned with Kazakhstan's "STEAM Development Roadmap," Jana Talap supports the national education strategy and is open to teachers in primary education and subjects like physics, chemistry, biology, math, geography, computer science, and robotics, with a focus on rural areas.

NRG.fest is Kazakhstan's Festival of Science, Art, and Technology – an immersive educational weekend in Astana for the whole family. The festival brings together experts, educators, and innovators to showcase cutting-edge developments in science, art, and technology. Through interactive exhibits, workshops, and discussions, NRG.fest inspires creativity and learning, offering an engaging experience that fosters curiosity and knowledge for attendees of all ages.

Zertte Studio is an engineering and creative laboratory in Almaty, open to students, residents, and visitors. It fosters innovation by providing a space for collaboration and experimentation across various fields, combining engineering expertise with creative design.

This grant program offers high school and early college students the chance to develop and implement STEAM projects addressing regional issues in Kazakhstan. Running from December to September, it promotes innovative solutions in ecology, technology, and social issues, while developing project-thinking skills. The program also aims to popularize STEAM as a key driver of Kazakhstan's future, providing educational and financial support to help young participants bring their ideas to life.

This unique initiative brings together teachers and students from grades 7 to 11 to explore the intersection of mathematics and culture. Participants create artistic works that reflect national values, traditions, and culture using mathematical tools such as graphs, geometry, and equations. The program highlights interdisciplinary approaches, empowering participants to combine logical and artistic methods to express their creativity.