S-T-E-M is an acronym, that stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. The idea of educating students on curriculum based on these disciplines are regarded as STEM learning. It was first introduced in 2001 by scientific administrators at the U.S National Science Foundation (NSF). Regarded as 21st Century Skills, STEM education helps students develop the soft skill that so many careers need; it encompasses hands-on and engaging subjects in our schools. Non-STEM fields recruit graduates with STEM degrees because they possess skills that students from other areas have not developed. Despite all of this, STEM subjects scare many students because they perceive it as being too difficult and extremely tedious but this is not true. So many online platforms have come out providing STEM learning using technology to make them simpler to understand and readily available to those who need them. In his presentation to the Education Department of the Economic Community of West