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I want to write for someone and I want to know that which form is correct and which one is not? Can I write in the form of 3? Actually I tried to put student in 's. Is it correct? Thanks
1. It’s no concern of being TEFL student or another field student.
2. It’s no concern of being TEFL student or another field's student
3. It’s no concern of being TEFL student or another field's.

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@naghavian,

I can only say, TEFL needs an article like 'a TEFL student'. Beyond that, I'm not quite sure what you're trying to say.

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@naghavian,

I would further add...the meaning is very unclear to me. I might choose to write "for being ..." (not of) ... but the meaning is foggy to me.

In re-rereading this, I might suggest the following possibility:
"It’s of no concern being an TEFL student or a student of another field."

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