Irfan Samad Khan possesses a distinguished three-decade career with the Goethe-Institut Pakistan , showcasing his unwavering commitment and exceptional expertise in education and language instruction. Since his inception in 1994, he has served with unparalleled diligence, leaving an indelible mark on Goethe-Institut Pakistan's esteemed legacy. Commencing as a dedicated teacher, Mr. Khan's fervor for education and languages remained palpable until 2015. In January 2016, he ascended to the esteemed position of Head of the Language Department, steering its affairs with finesse and visionary leadership.

Mr. Khan's academic prowess is underscored by his attainment of a teaching degree, the DLA (Deutsch-Lehrerausbildung), from the prestigious Goethe-Institut Munich, Germany, in 1999, and the KDS (Kleines deutsches Sprachdiplom) from Ludwig Maximilian University Munich. Particularly noteworthy was his leadership as Head of Goethe Examinations in Pakistan from 2004 to 2024, where he also oversaw the administration of critical examinations such as TestDaF, TestAS, and dMAT, shaping the educational landscape in Pakistan.

His influence extends beyond national boundaries, playing a pivotal role in training new German language teachers across South Asia. Mr. Khan has conducted numerous seminars and workshops both locally and internationally, sharing his insights on topics such as "Methodik-Didaktik," "Classroom Projects," "Activity-Based Learning," "Lesson Planning," and "Assessment of Goethe Exams."

Mr. Khan's expertise has been sought after by esteemed institutions such as IBA, IoBM, SZABIST, NED, MAJU, FAST University, as well as renowned German firms like Siemens Pakistan and BASF. Additionally, he has shared his linguistic prowess by providing Urdu language lessons to German consulate officials at the German Consulate in Karachi. Irfan Samad Khan's journey epitomizes excellence in education, language instruction, and professional development, making him a distinguished figure in the realm of German language and education, not only in Pakistan but also on a global scale. His teaching style continues to inspire and influence thousands of students worldwide.