As our field is training young students and pupils on the intercultural component as well, we believe that the
dissemination of the experience that we gained both from formal training activities in classes and from non-formal
ones at the ’’Cultural Alternative’’ Association is important. Our research falls within the requirements of lifelong
learning as stated in the UNESCO Report of the International Commission for Education in the 21st, prepared by
Jacques Delors and his colleagues (1996). These specialists emphasized that the four pillars of lifelong learning
translate into four types of learning education in today's society of knowledge is based on, namely: learning to know
(knowledge acquisition tools); learning to do (the person in relationship with their environment); learning to live
together (working together with other people in developing activities); learning to be (personality development and
autonomy acquisition in daily life). Through our study we propose an exchange of good practices at a
methodological level of the conception on interculturality and of the manifestation of cultural diversity in the area of
formal, non-formal and informal education in the learning communities in Timis County.