The Training Course DayCul . Act daily, think interculturally was born from a need to offer participants a chance to discover phenomena of culture and cultural diversity from a need to offer participants a chance to discover phenomena of culture and cultural diversity from the "ral life oriented" perspective of differences in everyday life.In specific, exploring Religion, Traditions, Food, Music, Languages, Nationalities, History, Communication patterns, Relations, Time, Jokes, Fashion, Personal culture, Relation towards other cultures, Power issues, Gender and Sex, Roles in society and all the other things that shape our every day life (behaviour, identity, beliefs, values and rules) and all of them are deeply rooted in our culture.Main aim of the training course is development of the intercultural competencies of youth workers and leaders in organizing international youth projects through exploration of cultural diversity from a perspective of real everyday life and use of it as a tool to discover identity (become aware of your own culture so that you can open to others who are different.