To no extent at all. In fact I would say it is worse, since the only industry in which it would be at all relevant is aviation, and if you can't get a flying job due to the common downturns in the industry, all other jobs will be harder to find!
My recommendation would be to get a real, academic degree, or don't do one at all. Those "degrees" are diplomas extended and renamed, not degrees in the traditional sense. These non-academic "degrees" give you no more employability than the same term of work experience could, they costs you money instead of paying you, and don't get you the contacts in the industry.