What is on each certificate?

The title Certificate of Appreciation, a line for the name, and lines for the date and a signature.

Which card suits which reader?

The formal card suits a colleague, the volunteer card carries the line Thank You for Volunteering, and the teacher card says For a Wonderful Teacher.

What is the difference between the finishes?

Classic border uses an engraved border with serif lettering, watercolor has soft teal, rose and gold florals, and modern is a bold sans title with one colored band.

Can I type a different reader?

Yes. Type a reader such as for a nurse as a request; the samples show the three certificates, and a request is not a promised result.

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Appreciation certificates: formal, volunteer, teacher

Appreciation certificates — a landscape certificate titled "Certificate of Appreciation" with "Presented to" above a blank name line, a gold seal in the lower corner, a classic guilloche border, and blank lines for the date and a signature, a classic treatment with an engraved guilloche border, serif lettering and a seal

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Managers, schools and charities print these to thank a colleague, a teacher or a volunteer. Each landscape page has Certificate of Appreciation lettered at the top, a blank line for the name, and lines for the date and a signature. The three cards differ in border and motif. The nine samples are three in three finishes. Type a reader, such as for a nurse, and the layout takes it.

a thank-you for a volunteer at a charity
a teacher appreciation at a school
a colleague's service recognized at work
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Frequently asked questions

What is on each certificate?: The title Certificate of Appreciation, a line for the name, and lines for the date and a signature.
Which card suits which reader?: The formal card suits a colleague, the volunteer card carries the line Thank You for Volunteering, and the teacher card says For a Wonderful Teacher.
What is the difference between the finishes?: Classic border uses an engraved border with serif lettering, watercolor has soft teal, rose and gold florals, and modern is a bold sans title with one colored band.
Can I type a different reader?: Yes. Type a reader such as for a nurse as a request; the samples show the three certificates, and a request is not a promised result.

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