1. Awarding object: Young volunteers' certificates are mainly for volunteers in adolescence, usually honorary certificates obtained from volunteer activities in schools or communities. The official volunteer certificate is for volunteers of all ages, whether in public welfare organizations, community organizations or international volunteer activities.
2. Use: Young volunteer certificates are usually used as encouragement and recognition for young volunteers to participate in social welfare activities, and are used for school evaluation, job resumes or university applications. Official volunteer cards are mostly used for the management of volunteer organizations and the registration records of volunteer work to prove the identity, qualifications and experience of volunteers.
3. Rights and interests: Official volunteer cards usually have broader rights and interests, such as volunteer training, insurance protection, and organizational support for volunteer activities. The certificate of young volunteers mainly affirms and rewards their contribution to voluntary activities, and has no special rights and benefits.
To sum up, there are differences between the young volunteer card and the official volunteer card in terms of object, purpose and rights. The young volunteer certificate focuses on encouraging and recognizing young volunteers to participate in public welfare activities, while the formal volunteer certificate is more comprehensive and authoritative, suitable for volunteers of all ages.