Tell him/her to go, Algeria is among Africa's technologically developed countries, and you can not possibly compare the exposure advantages he/she will get from studying there to studying in UDSM.
The biggest problem many are facing in the job market is less about wheat degree they have, but rather, lack of exposure and ability to think outside the box. Living in a foreign country checks those boxes.
Do not start any form of education, thinking about whether you will be employed or not. That's a wrong mindset. Start a course aiming to be very good at what you do. Jobs will follow you down the road. If you are mediocre, it won't matter if you studied in UK, US or Tanzania, you will still be unemployable.
The biggest problem many are facing in the job market is less about wheat degree they have, but rather, lack of exposure and ability to think outside the box. Living in a foreign country checks those boxes.
Do not start any form of education, thinking about whether you will be employed or not. That's a wrong mindset. Start a course aiming to be very good at what you do. Jobs will follow you down the road. If you are mediocre, it won't matter if you studied in UK, US or Tanzania, you will still be unemployable.