The coach has made the announcement via his social media.

Hearts coach Angus Beith has confirmed his departure from the Scottish Premiership club after more than seven years behind the scenes. The 30-year-old announced via social media that he is leaving Tynecastle to pursue a new opportunity, expressing gratitude for his personal and professional growth during his tenure.
Beith, a former Riccarton academy player who retired at 23 due to hip injuries, served in various roles including academy coach, first-team tactical analyst, and PDP coach. He recently earned his UEFA A Licence and previously helped lead the team to a Scottish FA Youth Cup victory.
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