How to reference "letters of gratitude" on the CV? On my CV, I would like to reference some "letters of gratitude" I have received from different institutions about training courses I have given to them.

I imagine these letters could go under "Honors and Awards" section on my CV, is that right?

How should I mention these letters? Something like:

Letter of gratitute from [institution] on the [course details] 


or is there any better, formal way of saying it?
I am working on two separate areas (academia and industry); in the second one, it is sometimes useful to acknowledge these thank you letters when applying for jobs.


I'd recommend having two versions of your CV/resume, for use in applying to different sorts of jobs.  The industrial version could take whatever approach is standard for such applications.  For the academic version, it would be safer not to list these letters of gratitude under "Honors and Awards", since that's usually reserved for more clear-cut cases (such as prizes, awards, competitive fellowships, etc.), so including them there could look odd or like you are padding your CV.  If you'd like to mention them on the academic version of your CV as well, one possibility would be to write "received letter of gratitude from university" in parentheses after your description of the training course.